SUZUKI are launching an exclusive insurance promotion that they are confident will tempt commuters to consider the many advantages of two-wheel transport in the traffic gridlocked UK.

In recent years, scooters such as those in the Suzuki range, which offer the reassurance of Japanese technology and reliability coupled with European style trendy looks, have enjoyed unprecedented popularity. Suzuki is poised to build upon this success with its 1998 range of scooters complete with several new models and a number of new financial incentives.

The mechanics of the Suzuki scooter/commuter insurance promotion are simple. A new 50cc Suzuki machine, AE50, AP50, AY50W/WR, TR50S, TS50XK, purchased between January 31 1998 and December 31 1998, will entitle the Suzuki customer to benefit from a fixed rate insurance premium of £50. The third party, fire & theft cover, will include up to four named riders aged 16-70 for a period of 12 months.

For those wishing to ride a larger capacity machine, Suzuki offer a 125cc fixed cost insurance rate of £75. This cover extends to four named riders aged 17-70 on Suzuki's AN125, GN125 and GS125, and one named rider aged 17-70 on Suzuki's new 'retro-style' TU250.

Suzuki's new initiative offers a money-saving inducement for all levels of commuter to unlock the gridlock aboard a reliable and convenient means of transport. The nation-wide network of authorised Suzuki dealers have full details of the new scheme.

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