Ducati Offers One-Year Service Plan on 2008-2009 Models
Ducati North America launched the “Full Factory Support” service campaign, where the first year of service is included free of charge with the purchase of a new Ducati.
A rider on the Ducati Monster 1100S.
CUPERTINO, Calif. — Ducati North America launched the Full Factory Support service campaign, where the first year of service is included free of charge with the purchase of a new Ducati.
The program enables a Ducati owner to simply ride and enjoy their new bike. The offer includes the first year of regularly scheduled maintenance updates on 2008 and 2009 Ducati models. To qualify for the program, a customer needs to purchase a new Ducati from a participating dealer between June 4 and August 31, 2009, fill out the program enrollment form and start riding.
The Full Factory Support program underlies Ducati’s commitment to customer support and service, which already includes a comprehensive warranty. Visit www.ducatiusa.com or your local participating dealer for more information on this new program.
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