In an exciting update for car enthusiasts and potential buyers, Maruti Suzuki has significantly increased the savings on a range of its vehicles, now offering discounts of up to INR 95,000. This comes as a part of the Maruti Suzuki Arena March Bonanza, which has seen a dramatic escalation from the previously reported savings, indicating a fantastic opportunity for those looking to purchase a new car.
Highlighting the offers, the popular models like Alto K10 and S-Presso are available with savings of INR 90,000. The WagonR, known for its space and comfort, leads the savings list with an offer of INR 95,000. Not far behind, the Celerio is being offered with a saving of INR 89,000. These deals present an attractive proposition for buyers, combining quality with affordability.
Adding to the allure of these deals, Maruti Suzuki is also offering a 50% discount on road tax for purchases made at the Ujjain Mela, making it an opportune moment for buyers in the region to make their purchases. Moreover, for those concerned about upfront costs, the company has introduced a low down payment option starting at just INR 11,000, further easing the path to owning a new car.
These offers are available till the 31st March 2024 or while stocks last, emphasizing the urgency for interested buyers to act fast to secure the best deals. It is important to note that the offers are valid for limited models and in select states only, and the specifics of the offers may vary depending on the model and variant purchased.
Included in the offers are a consumer offer, an exchange bonus, and a 50% road tax discount under the Ujjain Mela Vehicle Registration, providing a comprehensive package of savings for new buyers.
As we head towards the end of March, this announcement from Maruti Suzuki opens up a window of opportunity for those looking to invest in a new vehicle, with some of the best deals on the market. Potential buyers are encouraged to visit their nearest Maruti Suzuki dealer to take advantage of these limited-time offers before they expire.