Ducati Launches “No Sleep ‘Til Spring” Finance Promotion
Ducati North America launched the “No Sleep ‘Til Spring” finance promotion, which offers zero down, zero interest and zero payments on Ducati motorcycles until April 2010.
CUPERTINO, Calif. — Ducati North America launched the “No Sleep ‘Til Spring” finance promotion, which offers zero down, zero interest and zero payments on Ducati motorcycles until April 2010.
The promotion ends December 31, and covers the following Ducati models:
• 2009 Sport 1000 Biposto
• 2009 Monster 1100 and 1100 S
• 2010 Streetfighter and Streetfighter S
• 2009 1198 Superbike
• 2009 1098 R Troy Bayliss Edition
With the purchase of any model listed above, Ducati picks up the tab for all interest until April 2010.
The “No Sleep ‘Til Spring” promotion begins immediately at all participating U.S. dealers. For more information about the program or the eligible models, please visit www.ducatiusa.com.
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