Suzuki Thanksgiving Promotion
Wednesday, November 23, 2011 | 9:15 AM
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Suzuki is celebrating the Thanksgiving holiday weekend with a new promotion that offers customers a chance to win their dream Suzuki while increasing traffic to Suzuki dealerships.
To enter in the Thanksgiving weekend giveaway, customers will need to head to their local Suzuki dealer and take a photo with the “Suzuki of their dreams.” A salesperson must be present in the photo to enter.
After taking the photo, customers can visit the SuzukiScoop Facebook page – www.facebook.com/suzukiscoopfans, click on the “Weekend Giveaway” tab, enter their information and upload the photo for a chance to win. SuzukiScoop Fans can see the other photos submitted, and the winner will be randomly selected.
The contest begins on Friday, November 25th, and ends Sunday November 27th.
To enter in the Thanksgiving weekend giveaway, customers will need to head to their local Suzuki dealer and take a photo with the “Suzuki of their dreams.” A salesperson must be present in the photo to enter.
After taking the photo, customers can visit the SuzukiScoop Facebook page – www.facebook.com/suzukiscoopfans, click on the “Weekend Giveaway” tab, enter their information and upload the photo for a chance to win. SuzukiScoop Fans can see the other photos submitted, and the winner will be randomly selected.
The contest begins on Friday, November 25th, and ends Sunday November 27th.
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I'd do this, only Suzuki didn't send my dealer half the vehicles he ordered, including a new RM-Z450 I was considering. He said that has been happening with them lately. You send an order, and they send you a few of the things you ordered at random. That's why he's selling mainly Honda and Gas-Gas motorcycles. Times are tough, but Suzuki won't sell anything if they don't put it on the dealer floors.