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Good news comes again from the reborn Suzuki Motor of America: their awesome zero-percent financing and Yoshimura exhaust offer are paying back big time, as RM-Z sales are 13 percent up for May and a whopping 21% for the year to date, compared to the figures recorded by the former American Suzuki Motor Corporation.
It's also the 50th anniversary of the RM-Z machinery and Suzuki wanted to make it count:zero-percent financing for all regular tiers and the choice of Yoshimura exhausts and accessories, or a $600 (€) Customer Cash back with any new 2013/2012 RM-Z450 or RM-Z250.
Delighted with the success of the Sales Event, Rob Lopusnak, General manager for national Sales at Suzuki Motor of America adds that the program will be continues through August, allowing more customers to benefit from the great offer and providing dealers with even more business opportunities.
A similar program is also run by Suzuki for the high-performance GSX-R machines, including the very popular Hayabusa. In June, nationwide dealers are also receiving the redesigned Burgman 650 maxi scooter and the sporty SCF650 machinery. These two are also subject to the zero-percent financing program, alongside KingQuad ATVs.
It's a good summer for those in search of a new Suzuki bike or ATV and they've got until August 31 to make their choice.
Delighted with the success of the Sales Event, Rob Lopusnak, General manager for national Sales at Suzuki Motor of America adds that the program will be continues through August, allowing more customers to benefit from the great offer and providing dealers with even more business opportunities.
A similar program is also run by Suzuki for the high-performance GSX-R machines, including the very popular Hayabusa. In June, nationwide dealers are also receiving the redesigned Burgman 650 maxi scooter and the sporty SCF650 machinery. These two are also subject to the zero-percent financing program, alongside KingQuad ATVs.
It's a good summer for those in search of a new Suzuki bike or ATV and they've got until August 31 to make their choice.
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