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Iveco NZ offering deals until September

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Iveco NZ is offering discounts, free scheduled servicing and extended warranties across selected Daily, Eurocargo, Trakker and Australian-manufactured Stralis ATi/ASL models until the end of September.

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The limited edition ‘Tradie-Made’ 50C17 light truck is now available with two years / 80,000km free scheduled servicing and a five-year factory warranty from $59,995 (includes on-road costs, excludes GST).

Jason Keddie

The Daily van or cab chassis comes with the five-year warranty plus three years /120,000km free scheduled service, if the purchase is financed through UDC Finance. Business applicants can make a deal with no deposit and there are no payments for the first three months (offers not available to government, motorhome or fleet buyers).

For customers looking for a medium duty truck, Iveco is including a five years / 300,000km factory warranty on Eurocargo E5 ML120, 140 and ML160 models.

Meanwhile, Stralis Ati units will receive four years / 500,000km warranty (two years / 500,000kms new vehicle/ factory warranty plus two years extended warranty). Stralis ASL units will receive four years / 600,000km warranty (two years / 500,000kms new vehicle/ factory warranty plus two years /100,000km extended warranty).Trakker 6×4 units receive four years / 500,000km warranty.

Iveco New Zealand dealer principal Jason Keddie says some great benefits are available on selected models in the coming weeks.

“In light of recent events, we’ve seen the importance of the road transport sector and the fantastic work the industry is doing to keep New Zealand moving.

“Demand for commercial vehicles continues to be steady at this time, and we trust that the additional incentives that Iveco is offering until the end of September makes putting one of our vehicles to work an even more appealing proposition,” Keddie says.

Daily Tradie Made.

 

 

 

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