Buy a New Suzuki Burgman 400, Get £1000 Worth of Accessories for Free
Customers that buy a brand new Suzuki Burgman 400, will get various accessories thrown in for free including a 47-litre storage box
Suzuki’s original maxi-scooter when it was first launched in 1998, is now available with £1000 worth of accessories if bought new, which includes a free 47-litre top box, hand guards, and heated grips.
The offer from Suzuki is currently ongoing and will last until the end of March. The latest deal Suzuki is presenting comes off the back of a recent four-year zero per cent finance offer across various models and an £800 off deal when you book a test ride, again based on selected models. Both of those offers are currently available until the end of March as well.
The Burgman 400 comprises a liquid-cooled single-cylinder DOHC engine that produces 28.6bhp and 26Ib ft of torque, and currently comes in three colourways with an RRP of £7,199.
The latest deal from the Japanese marque is offering £966 of additional accessories for free if you buy the latest 2025 model. Alongside the 47-litre storage, hand guards and heated grips, customers would also be getting 42 litres of under-seat storage, plus an additional 6.3 litres of storage courtesy of upfront compartments. Additionally, the right-hand side of the maxi-scooter also features a 12V socket for charging electronic devices.
Whether customers opt for the Metallic Sword Silver, Solid Iron Grey or Matt Black scooter, the deal is available across all three Burgman 400 colour options. The scooter also comes standard with adjustable lumbar support, while LED lighting is found in the headlights and taillight.
The new Burgman 400 is one of two models in the range, sitting alongside the Burgman Street 125EX, however, this offer also extends itself to the Burgman 400. Customers can find out more about Suzuki’s plethora of ongoing deals on the official website.
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