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Mark Fattore7 Nov 2008
NEWS

Suzuki hits the incentive button

Christmas must be approaching…

Suzuki Australia has announced a plethora of sales campaigns in the last 24 hours. Here they are:

- Farmers who purchase selected models from its farm ATV range (LT-A750X, LT-A450X, LT-A400F, LT-F400F or LT-F400) before the end of the year will receive up to $500 cash back. There is also $300 cash back on offer for the LT-F250 Ozark, and $250 for the Trojan.
- Every customer who buys one of the following funbikes by December 24 -- JR50, JR80, DR-Z70, DR-Z125, DR-Z125L, RM85, RM85L, LT50, LT-Z50 or LT-Z90 -- will receive $250 cash back, as well as a hat and backpack valued at $69.50.
- Each new Burgman 650 Executive or Burgman 400 maxi scooter purchased before December 31 will receive $250 worth of free fuel.
- To mark the arrival of the all-new Boulevard M90 -- which falls between the 805cc C50 and the popular 1783cc M109R -- Suzuki will include a free pair of WileyX sunglasses with every purchase between now and December 31.

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