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New car lines: Honda and Suzuki step up sales war
publication date: Oct 6, 2010
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author/source: Robin Roberts
 | Honda (UK) continues
to make new car ownership more affordable by extending its range of enticing
offers right through until the end of the year.
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It is now offering three
years' complimentary servicing and three years' free road tax on majority of
Jazz, Civic, and Insight models until the end of the year, CR-V petrol range
benefits from three years free servicing, savings on Jazz 1.2 S, Civic 1.4
Type-S and Insight SE models with Type-R GT available for £19,995 OTR - saving
of over £2,000 and there are finance options available which means the new Jazz
available for as little as £122 per month. |
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|  | Suzuki has announced
the Special Edition Alto Cruz, which goes on sale this week and will be limited
to a run of 500 cars.
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The Cruz is based on
the popular SZ3 mid grade model with air conditioning and pollen filter as
standard equipment but offers a higher specification with various exterior trim
upgrades; all for £6,953 under Suzuki's extended ‘VAT Free' offer.
Alto is one of the
least polluting five-door City cars on the market with tailpipe emissions of
just 103g/km as well as offering 64.2mpg on the EC combined cycle. Cost of
ownership is also very low with an annual VED charge of £20 and insurance group
1E classification.
Suzuki's popular
zero per cent finance offers have been extended until the end of the year and
now include the Swift 1.6-litre Sport model. All are subject to a 50 per cent
deposit and Swift Sport is available from just £177 per month, payable over
three years. |
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