Iveco Backs Scrappage Scheme
Iveco has signed up to the UK’s car and van scrappage scheme, matching the Government incentive of £1,000 and thereby enabling customers to benefit from a total £2,000 discount on an Iveco Daily van or chassis cab at 3.5 tonnes.
Andrea Bucci, Marketing Director at Iveco, says: “Customers can take part in this scheme with immediate effect at any of our dealers across the UK. It will run until the end of February 2010 and enables operators to benefit from a sizeable discount off the cost of a new vehicle.
“We’re expecting this offer to prove particularly popular with small local retailers and tradesmen, who often drive older vans, but who now have a great opportunity to benefit from significant advantages in terms of improved economy, performance, payload capacity and comfort by scrapping their old vehicle and receiving a £2,000 bonus towards a new Daily.”
The scrappage scheme is valid for all new Daily 3.5 tonne sales, including factory-built orders and existing dealer forecourt stock, provided the van is registered in the UK on or after 18 May 2009.
Vehicles eligibility for the scrappage scheme depends on the vehicle -car or LCV – weighing up to 3.5 tonnes, having first been registered in the UK on or before 31 August 1999 and being registered with the DVLA in the customer’s name for the past 12 months. The registration certificate (V5C) must show a UK address in the same name as the new vehicle. It must also have a current MOT test certificate and not be an insurance write-off or subject to any financing arrangement.
To benefit from the cash incentive potential customers should take their eligible vehicle to any Iveco dealer in the UK, together with all relevant documents, including the V5 vehicle log book, valid MOT certificate and proof of identity. The Iveco dealer will then organise all the necessary paperwork and also arrange the disposal of the old vehicle through an Authorised Treatment Facility.
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