Christmas can be an expensive time of year but Newport Mazda is here to help by offering an array of sensational seasonal deals across the award-winning Mazda range. Until 31 December 2008, customers can choose from a number of attractive finance packages and also take advantage of a fantastic free insurance offer.
“For many people, Christmas is the most expensive time of the year so we thought we’d help our customers out by introducing these amazing offers,” enthused Adrian Evans, dealer principal at Newport Mazda. “There are so many different Mazda models to choose from that there really is something for everyone.”
Newport Mazda is offering drivers the chance to purchase the Mazda MX-5 with typical 0 per cent APR. The world’s best-selling sports car –– named ‘Best Convertible’ in the 2008 Auto Express New Car Honours –– provides open-top driving thrills with the added benefits of refinement, security and affordability.
The third generation Mazda MX-5 range offers customers a line-up of soft-top models, priced from £15,420 on-the-road, or Roadster Coupe models, priced from £18,209 on the road. Another exciting offer at Newport Mazda is the typical 6.9 per cent finance optionavailable on the family favourite Mazda6, crowned ‘Best New Car’ at the 2008 Fleet World Honours. Practical and stylish, the all-new Mazda6 boasts a 25-strong line-up in saloon, hatchback and estate bodystyles. Priced from £14,891 on-the-road, the Mazda6 achieves 0-62mph in eight seconds in 2.5-litre 4dr Sports Luxury form and is capable of reaching a top speed of 137mph.
The Leeway-based Mazda dealership is offering customers the chance to purchase the practical family car with 0 per cent APR finance or a £1,000 deposit allowance until 31 December 2008.
To find out more about the Mazda range or to arrange a test-drive, please call Newport Mazda on 01633 278641 or visit the showroom at Leeway Estate, Newport.
Newport Mazda is also offering 12-months free insurance on the Mazda2 1.5 3dr Sport for drivers aged from 21 to 70 years. Voted ‘World Car of the Year 2008
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