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Howard Thomas asked:

How to save money on your next Suzuki service

Suzuki servicing is now much cheaper, for those in the know.

Thanks to European legislation, you no longer have to be tied to high Suzuki service costs, dictated by your local dealer.

In October 2003 new European legislation affecting the motor industry came into force called Block Exemption Regulation 14002002 (BER), and this now means that you can book your next Suzuki car service online and save up to 50% on what you might pay at your local Suzuki dealer.

Before the law changed it was difficult to have new cars within their warranty period serviced outside a franchised dealer. If you wanted to shop around for the best prices on Suzuki servicing, your hands were tied.

The change in the law now gives every car owner the freedom to service their car away from the main dealers, and still have their warranty protected.

Thousands of Suzuki car owners have now taken advantage of their new right and reduced their Suzuki serving costs, whilst benefiting from the convenience of booking with national car service providers such as Service A Car.

Service A Car is a leading online car servicing network that prides itself on the quality of its Suzuki servicing, their customer service and transparent pricing. Because the company is not tied to any particular car manufacturer, they are able to service any make of vehicle and compete freely in the market, on a like-for-like.

Every vehicle is rigorously serviced according to the manufacturers servicing schedule, using genuine recommended parts fitted by qualified technicians. This means that every Suzuki car service fulfils the warranty criteria and there is no compromise on the servicing standards of a main dealer.

Companies like Service A Car, who fulfil the warranty criteria when servicing your Suzuki, are able to maintain your service book, just as main dealer can thereby protecting your warranty and helping you to maximise the resale value of your Suzuki car.

Of course, booking direct with a national car servicing network has its own advantages:

You no longer have to do all the running around. Service A Car collects your Suzuki in the morning and delivers it back that afternoon, free of charge

You pay a fixed Suzuki service price, which can be up to 50% below the price at the Suzuki servicing desk of your local dealer

No additional work is carried out without your agreement, which means no nasty surprises when it comes to paying the bill

Trained Customer Advisers are on hand throughout the day to keep you informed of progress, and report back on problems you asked to be investigated as part of your Suzuki service e.g. knocks and rattles

Your Suzuki service includes a free wash and vacuum clean

You simply pay with your credit or debit card and your car is delivered back to your home or work address.

Our advice for saving money on Suzuki car servicing is to contact a national car servicing network, who is not tied to any one particular car manufacturer, like Service A Car.

So, before you book your next Suzuki service, why not ask your local dealer to tell you the cost of the service (plus parts, oil and any extras) and then compare it with a fixed price quote from a national servicing network, like Service A Car?

Happy motoring,

Howard.

Chairman Service A Car

Jaksha Shah asked:

Just after a few weeks after the launch of the Suzuki Heat, the company has launched its new model Suzuki Zeus in the Indian market.

Suzuki Zeus, the latest bike from Suzuki Motorcycles India Pvt Ltd has been launched. The 125cc single cylinder Suzuki Zeus comes at a price of around Rs 46,000. The bike had a soft launch earlier this year.

Besides Suzuki Zeus, Suzuki India has another motorcycle in the Indian market, called Suzuki Heat. Both Zeus and Heat are part of Suzukis attempts to come back to the Indian market, which it had left in the late 90s. During its earlier coming to India, Suzuki partnered TVS for its two-wheeler business.

Suzuki Zeus will be available in 3 colours, the company said. These are Candy Antares Red (19A), Metallic Titanium Gold (YM3) and Pearl Nebular Black (YAY). To manufacture Suzuki Zeus and Suzuki Heat, the company has invested Rs 200 Crore at its Gurgaon manufacturing plant. The production capacity of the plant is 1,00,000 bikes per annum.

Some of the features of the Suzuki Zeus motorcycle include the trendy instrument cluster with odometer, gear shift indicator, long and inclined seat with a helmet holder. The front brakes of the Suzuki Zeus are disc brakes, while the rear brakes are drum-types. Below and in front of the engine is a stylish under cowl, offering extra protection to the engine. Suzuki Zeus is a kick-start bike.

The 125-cc bike market is the most crowded 2-wheeler segment in India. Suzuki Zeus and sibling Suzuki Heat will have an uphill task trying to carve out market share in this category.

To know specs of Suzuki Zeus, visit: http://CarBikeOnline.com

Chris Gill asked:

With almost a decade and a half of experience in new Suzuki vehicles and used car sales in the Peterborough, Ontario area, Del Mastro Motors has long experience educating the general public about Suzuki. People looking into buying Suzuki for the first time are occasionally a bit unsure of what the ownership experience will be like. Prospective customers can be put at ease with a simple fact: Unbeknownst to them, they may have driven a Suzuki before. Suzuki has a long history of designing cars for other companies. In fact, some of the most popular cares of the last few decades have been rebranded Suzukis.

General Motors is the largest, best-known Suzuki client in North America. Suzuki has produced 18 different cars for GMs markets around the world. The first Suzuki-made GM vehicle was 1985s Chevrolet Sprint economy hatchback. This car was actually a rebadged Suzuki Cultus. GM would continue to sell its own Cultus variations until 2001, under the names Pontiac Firefly and Geo Metro. Canadians should know that after 1990, most of these cars were actually made in Canada at the joint Suzuki-GM CAMI Automotive plant in Ingersoll, Ontario.

Similarly, Suzuki designs spearheaded the mini/crossover SUV market. The Geo Tracker line consisted of Ingersoll-manufactured Suzuki designs the same designs used in the Sidekick and later, the Grand Vitara, with some minor features and styling added to maintain a distinctive feel for each brand. Like the rebranded Cultus, these vehicles relied on a mix of import quality standards and domestic style and branding, and tradition that the CAMI plant carried on even with newer models such as the Chevy Equinox.

Many customers are surprised to learn that theyve already driven a Suzuki-designed and manufactured vehicle. At authorized new Suzuki dealerships like Del Mastro Motors, representatives are increasingly showing customers that hey already know about Suzukis signature design characteristics, and can better help them identify what they like about them to get them into the right vehicle, straight from the source.

Fuel efficiency and the uncertain future of the North American auto industry have brought more customers to Del Mastro and other Suzuki dealers. In many cases, consumers arent sure whether their domestically branded car is going to get reliable service when the manufacturers themselves are on the brink of bankruptcy. Suzuki Motors looks better able to weather the storm than some of its Detroit-headquartered counterparts. The company owed much of its stability to a diverse presence in worldwide markets, including a presence in the rapidly growing Indian automotive market. But Canadians interested in buying domestically no longer need to be wary of the Suzuki brand, which has made a home for itself in the country, where it sources quality parts from Canadian companies. Even in the midst of a recession, consumers can be confident that Suzuki will be there to support their vehicles into the foreseeable future. Authorized dealers like Del Mastro Motors look forward to introducing Suzuki cars to buyers or reintroducing them to the quality they already know.

Benard Worseley asked:

Suzuki is one of the leading multinational automotive companies in the world with production plants scattered from Asia to Europe and with dealership in almost all corners and nooks around the globe. In America, it was awarded as the fastest growing automotive company in 2000 and in Australia; it has a significant market share in the industry.

Suzuki Motor Corporation

The company got its name from its founder and first president, Machio Suzuki who traces his roots in the coastal town of Hamamatsu in Tokyo area. It would be astonishing to know that this multi-national company started as a loom business; very far from its current business type. Suzuki-san started as loom business manufacturing textiles and eventually grew and was a big success. The automotive aspect of Suzuki came when its founder needed a reliable mode of transportation for his loom business. And as the clich goes, the rest is history.

Suzuki in Australia

After the introduction of the Suzulight, Suzukis first mass produced car, the company grew and conquered the international market. Suzuki first ventured in Australia in 1980 but their main product were generator motors instead of automotives. With Sydney as its first local branch, Suzukis investment progressed into what it is best known today automobiles and motorcycles. One of the most popular model vehicles of Suzuki are Swift, Grand Vitara, SX4 and Jimny Sierra.

Suzuki dealership in Macarthur

Macarthur Motor Group is a trusted car dealer in Australia that gives the locals in the countryside a taste of world class automobiles. With their strong reputation in the community, there is no doubt why the company takes Suzuki under its wing; dealing with the best Suzuki automobiles for a number of years. Suzuki cars are compact, reliable, affordable perfect for anyone living in the area and Macarthur effectively gives these Suzuki cars to the community for a long time already with positive feedbacks from their clients. As part of Macarthurs general services of pre-owned vehicles, Macarthur Suzuki is the best place to find the best pre-owned Suzuki cars.

Macarthur Suzuki vs. other local Suzuki dealers

With more than twenty other local dealers of Suzuki vehicles in New South Wales Area, Macarthur is still one of the leading car dealers. Other dealers cannot be at par with Macarthur Suzukis excellent customer services and dealership financing arrangements.

Macarthur has the most well-trained and knowledge staff that sets them apart from other dealers in the area. With outstanding staff, customers of Macarthur are always assured with quality service in getting a Suzuki vehicle. They have a service center that caters special needs for customers Suzuki cars like wheel alignments, and other maintenance.

As for car financing, with Macarthur Suzuki the process is fast and very affordable. Customers will be happy to avail Macarthur Suzukis financing arrangements like low interest, no deposit, insurance and reliable quotes.

To end up, with all the facts presented above, there is no doubt why Macarthur Suzuki is Australias top local car dealers. Everyone who wants to own a Suzuki vehicle should pay Macarthur Suzuki a visit.

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Suzuki Van Servicing
Howard Thomas asked:

Suzuki servicing is now much cheaper, for those in the know. Thanks to European legislation, you no longer have to be tied to high Suzuki service costs, dictated by your local dealer.

In October 2003 new European legislation affecting the motor industry came into force called Block Exemption Regulation 14002002 (BER), and this now means that you can book your next Suzuki van service online and save up to 50% on what you might pay at your local Suzuki dealer.

Before the law changed it was difficult to have new vans within their warranty period serviced outside a franchised dealer. If you wanted to shop around for the best prices on Suzuki van servicing, your hands were tied. The change in the law now gives every van owner the freedom to service their van away from the main dealers, and still have their warranty protected.

Thousands of Suzuki van owners have now taken advantage of their new right and reduced their Suzuki serving costs, whilst benefiting from the convenience of booking with national van service providers such as Service A Van.

Service A Van is a leading online van servicing network that prides itself on the quality of its Suzuki servicing, their customer service and transparent pricing. Because the company is not tied to any particular van manufacturer, they are able to service any make of vehicle and compete freely in the market, on a like-for-like.

Every vehicle is rigorously serviced according to the manufacturers servicing schedule, using genuine recommended parts fitted by qualified technicians. This means that every Suzuki van service fulfils the warranty criteria and there is no compromise on the servicing standards of a main dealer.

Companies like Service A Van, who fulfil the warranty criteria when servicing your Suzuki, are able to maintain your service book, just as main dealer can thereby protecting your warranty and helping you to maximise the resale value of your Suzuki van.

Of course, booking direct with a national van servicing network has its own advantages:

You no longer have to do all the running around. Service A Van collects your Suzuki in the morning and delivers it back that afternoon, free of charge

You pay a fixed Suzuki service price, which can be up to 50% below the price at the Suzuki servicing desk of your local dealer

No additional work is vanried out without your agreement, which means no nasty surprises when it comes to paying the bill

Trained Customer Advisers are on hand throughout the day to keep you informed of progress, and report back on problems you asked to be investigated as part of your Suzuki service e.g. knocks and rattles

Your Suzuki service includes a free wash and vacuum clean

You simply pay with your credit or debit vand and your van is delivered back to your home or work address.

Our advice for saving money on Suzuki van servicing is to contact a national van servicing network, who is not tied to any one particular van manufacturer, like Service A Van.

So, before you book your next Suzuki van service, why not ask your local dealer to tell you the cost of the service (plus parts, oil and any extras) and then compare it with a fixed price quote from a national servicing network, like Service A Van?

Happy motoring,

Howard.

Chairman Service A Van

Tags: Compromise, Course Booking, Suzuki Dealer, Vans, Warranty Period

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