
For the remainder of the financial year, Suzuki dealers are offering deals across its range of street bikes, cruisers, off-road bikes, farm bikes and ATVs during the Suzuki End of Financial Year Clearance Offer.
Between now and 30 June, Suzuki is offering $1 per engine cc on a selection of popular Boulevard cruisers. The limited offer covers all capacities in both the classic 'C' and muscular 'M' iterations, including the big 1800cc Boulevard M109R.
The learner-approved 650cc Boulevard S40 is available with free on-road costs, meaning customers pay nothing for 12 months registration, compulsory third party (CTP) insurance, stamp duty, dealer delivery and freight charges.
For the adrenaline junkies looking for more performance, the iconic GSX-R supersports series feature ride-away pricing. Customers can 'own the racetrack' from just $12,490 ride away on the hot GSX-R600, get on the popular GSX-R750 from just $13,990 ride away or experience the power that the raw 1000cc superbike can deliver on the GSX-R1000 from $15,990 ride away.
Off-road enthusiasts also have a reason to make a stop into their nearest Suzuki dealer, with a $500 factory bonus available on the popular DR-Z400E, DR-Z400S and DR650SE. Customers looking at purchasing a new DR-Z250 haven't been forgotten either with a $250 factory bonus to get them started.
Additionally, Suzuki's championship-winning motocrossers, the RM-Z250 and RM-Z450 are also eligible for factory bonuses up to $2,500.
Australian farmers and small business owners are at the forefront of mind, with massive deals on the entire Farm ATV range; starting at a low recommended ride-away price of just $4,990 for the Ozark 250 through to $11,990 ride-away for the flagship KingQuad 750AXi with Power Steering.
The Suzuki Trojan, Australia's number one selling farm bike is now only $4,490 ride away thanks to Suzuki's EOFYC offer.
Suzuki says that any model not under a specific sales campaign will receive a bonus BP fuel gift card ensuring customers can enjoy hours of riding without having to worry about paying for fuel.
For further information go to www.suzuki.com.au.