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Iveco offering stock clearance deals

Nigel Moffiet · 0 comments

Iveco Australia is offering some end of financial year deals and stock clearance sales until the end of June.

It comes as the Federal Government is offering an instant asset write-off for capital equipment up to the value of $150,000.

The deals include its Daily, Eurocargo and Australian-manufactured Stralis AD/AT models.

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The limited edition ‘Tradie-Made’ 45C17 light truck is now available with five years’ free scheduled servicing and a five-year factory warranty from $57,910 (excluding dealer delivery and on-road costs). Plus, prospective owners will also receive a bonus $500 Visa gift card.

Iveco is also offering Daily van or cab chassis incentives including a free transmission upgrade to the Hi-Matic, 8-speed full automatic. Eligible buyers will also receive the bonus $500 Visa gift card and, if the purchase is financed through CNH Industrial Capital, Iveco’s in-house financier, buyers can make a deal without a deposit and there are no repayments for the first three months.

For customers looking for a medium duty truck, Iveco is including a five-year / 300,000km factory warranty on Eurocargo ML120 and ML160 models as well as a bonus $3000 Visa card.

It’s a similar deal for Stralis AD/AT models, with a three-year / 600,000 kilometre factory warranty on offer, as well as a bonus $5000 Visa card.

Iveco Australia marketing manager Damon Paull says prospective owners were well placed to enjoy some fantastic benefits when they purchased 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 Australia 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 June, makes putting one of our vehicles to work an even more appealing proposition,” Paull says.

Nigel Moffiet

Nigel Moffiet joined TransportTalk as editor in 2017. He has a strong interest in the transport industry and brings nearly 10 years of journalism experience. Before taking the helm at TransportTalk, he was with Fairfax Media covering everything from local government, education, housing and the environment.

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