Suzuki running 2.99% for 60 on new Busas

Who's the bank? I dealt with HSBC in the past for my K6 1000 and I'll never use those ass hats again. Huge pain in the butt to pay off early.
 
Shefield did Suzuki financing for many years, and had several good fixed, low rate deals on alot of new bikes over the years.
I'm not sure if they still do.
2.9% for 5 years is good on a new bike, especially in this market, gen3 sales must still be low.
 
Fyi people read the fine line. After 5 years it's typically 29%, if you hit hard times, your getting a repo.
 
Shefield did Suzuki financing for many years, and had several good fixed, low rate deals on alot of new bikes over the years.
I'm not sure if they still do.
2.9% for 5 years is good on a new bike, especially in this market, gen3 sales must still be low.
I have no complaints from them. Easy to work with to send extra payment and easy to setup payoff balance. I thin I still have their green (in color) card they sent when I bought the busa back in 2011.
 
2.9% in SuzukI UK


Must be a world wide thing - normally means Sales numbers are down :)

in 2021 Gen3 was £15,695 now in 2023 it's £17,999 (US$ 22,498 ) That's a big increase

that's why i bought a 2016 ZX14R for half the money
 
2.9% in SuzukI UK


Must be a world wide thing - normally means Sales numbers are down :)

in 2021 Gen3 was £15,695 now in 2023 it's £17,999 (US$ 22,498 ) That's a big increase

that's why i bought a 2016 ZX14R for half the money
that should have been an un-smiley face :(
 
Sheffield did two of my bikes and I could not resist using the offers: My '08 busa, purchased in '09 for 0 down 0 % for 60 months and no balloon payment and they didn't hit me for early pay off. My '12 Victory Cross Country was 0.99 with the same terms.
 
I still can't see the Gen 3 worth getting into debt for even with the low APR.
Then you sir don't understand finance.
The money I would have used to buy the bike outright is sitting in an account earning 5%

Paying 2.9 is better than pulling the cash out.
 
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