Suzuki offering Hayabusa and GW250 on Installments

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faiz.aslam.121 (Faiz Aslam) 2014-09-25 08:12:54 +0500 #1

Hi!

Just checked some Suzuki news and I stumbled upon this.
They are offering Suzuki Hayabusa* and Suzuki GW250 on EMI ( Equal Monthly Installments** ).
It is 12 months for the Hayabusa and 24 months for the GW250.

Giving us all a chance of owning our dream bikes!

But, is it worth it? The Hayabusa has some pretty (crap ) Fuel Average- and that too on Hi-octane.
The GW250 is a better buy then?

*Hayabusa has been offered on Installments for some time now, I am not 100% sure since when.
**Please keep the S00d and Interest talk out. That is not confirmed.

IsbCap (IsbCap) 2014-09-25 08:40:00 +0500 #2

Just for info, they are offering their other bikes on interest free basis if on 12 month installments (Many guys told me this fact).

Regarding worth it? Even if on installments, these machines are hell expensive and only some die hard can afford them

surplusstock (surplusstock) 2014-09-25 09:01:23 +0500 #3

May be to get rid of their stock of Inazuma and hayabusa.

Shafin619 (Shafin619) 2014-09-25 10:33:32 +0500 #4

Good step taken thumbs up Pak Suzuki.

saboor73 (Saaboor A saad) 2014-09-25 10:42:26 +0500 #5

the ppl how can't afford hayabusa couldn't even afford the installment of hayabusa

ammarzahid (ammarzahid) 2014-09-25 12:26:24 +0500 #6

no use

MONOO (MONOO) 2014-09-25 13:29:14 +0500 #7

Good news

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camry47 (camry47) 2014-09-25 14:24:00 +0500 #8

Bank ALFALAH is already offering it
34,000/- sorry no one will get it until he's crazy biker, in that option people can get Honda City on EMIs

Automotorsport_Lover (Automotorsport_Lover) 2014-09-25 15:30:18 +0500 #9

Its not a bad option...good step by suzuki!

When atlas & ravi are trolling with their customers... suzuki is really working hard to fix its two wheeler section!

Thumbs up for PS..!

jadoon1992_vxlimited (jadoon1992_vxlimited) 2014-09-25 16:25:31 +0500 #10

a good step taken. but the installment is equal to the installment on a xli :D

faiz.aslam.121 (Faiz Aslam) 2014-09-25 17:30:58 +0500 #11

I do not think that there is any down payment / advance payment on the bike.
And, the rent is for 12 and 24 months, not 3-5 years which is the usual time for cars.

MONOO (MONOO) 2014-09-26 09:34:16 +0500 #12

Can any one share amkunt of monthly instalments?

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faiz.aslam.121 (Faiz Aslam) 2014-09-26 19:52:28 +0500 #13

You will have to contact them. I am not sure if you have to pay interest or if you have to get it from third party suppliers ie banks or leasing companies.

Not even sure if you have to pay down payment.

The only reason they are offering lease imo is because they are not selling that well.

I can remember being offered liana in installments with no down payment / interest, just 10% car value in advance

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rulfat (rulfat) 2014-09-26 21:06:38 +0500 #14

They are not giving heavy bikes.

faiz.aslam.121 (Faiz Aslam) 2014-09-26 21:08:23 +0500 #15

Ooo I love plot twists. What makes you Think that ?

Well, this is my source for Pak Suzuki news.

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rulfat (rulfat) 2014-09-26 21:26:22 +0500 #16

Unfortunately, Suzuki offers no installment plans for Heavy bikes but your bank would be interested in offering you a leasing plan. We suggest you crack a deal with your bank!

faiz.aslam.121 (Faiz Aslam) 2014-09-26 21:30:15 +0500 #17

Then I do not see the point of Pak Suzuki NOT mentioning banks or private leasing companies, rather, they are mentioning ' Management ' in the newsletter in my Op.

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aa78 (aa78) 2014-12-10 13:38:57 +0500 #18

Is there a date of validity (max. time to avail) for this offer?

Talhadon (Talhadon) 2014-12-11 05:48:20 +0500 #19

Sounds interesting
IF the 32K per month installment is offer for Busa ... I am up

vickytulla (vickytulla) 2014-12-11 06:56:59 +0500 #20