Suzuki Offers Summer Financing Deals

Kizashi
Suzuki is offering zero-percent financing for many of its vehicles and up to $500 in Owner Loyalty cash, though a car company looking to gain market share might want to look into offering cash back for owners of competitors’ vehicles.

The Kizashi and all variants of the SX4 get zero-percent financing for 48 months, while the Grand Vitara and the Equator have zero percent for up to 60 months. The offers are in lieu of any cash incentives, which include $1,500 for the Kizashi, between $1,000 and $1,500 for SX4 models, $1,500 for the Grand Vitara and $2,000 for the Equator.

The offers expire June 30, but remember that Suzuki is still doing its Free Gas for Summer promotion through Aug. 31. Be sure to check out Cars.com’s incentives page for more info.

Comments 

Matt

Haha an owner loyalty program!! That is so funny I almost fell out of my chair!! I had an '04 Verona from Suzuki and had such an awful experience with it that I would never go back to Suzuki for a vehicle.

xz

they need 2 bring over the Swift..otherwise USA might just say bye-bye 2 them!

Tony

Matt,
If you would research what you buy, you would not buy Verona, which was rebadged Daewoo.
Same thing happened to my relative who was crazy about Honda Passport. I told him - this is going to be big problem car. "No, you crazy, Honda is great!", he said. Well, knowledge=power, they say.

Now, should my relative avoid Hondas after that experience?

Matt, time to wake up, bud. Kizashi is unproven - true. But to judge it versus Verona is also incorrect.

I do agree though that Suzuki should be offering competitive cash, not loyalty cash. they need to gain marketshare and get people in the door who haven't seen a Suzuki lately. Both SX4 and certainly Kizashi are competitive. Even the Equator is a nice truck (essentially a Nissan Frontier).

Tony

xz,

bye-bye USA is one of my 10 reasons not to buy Suzuki.

I simply don't think they will be here for much longer.

JG

Either Mitubishi or Suzuki will leave the U.S. market sonner or later. Who will it be?

Later

Obama will use tax-payer $$$$$ to buy a majority stake in both. You may think this is crazy but there's already a $185 Billion dollar bill being floated in Congress to bail-out Union pensions. With this administration ANYTHING is possible.

J

Is it just me? I find it quite funny to hear it is a Summer finance deal, yet the picture has snow.

DodgeFan

I think Suzuki might be trying to turn around, but it is probably to late. I think they have tried to improve their products. But failed to get word out about it. The Kizashi is getting some busy but doubt it will result in a large increase of sell. They basically need momentum, and they don't have it. I agree with another, Mitsu or Suzuki could disapear and people would not notice. I actually notced the Suzuki dealership no larger being in business, hows that for noticing.

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