Alongside Hyundai Staria Load deals, Kia Rio and Mitsubishi ASX also bundling on-road costs into more budget-friendly equation
The 2022 Hyundai Staria Load is being offered to ABN holders for $47,990 drive-away.
The auto-equipped, one-tonne diesel-powered medium-sized van that is one of the safest commercial vans on the Australian market normally retails for $45,740 plus on-road costs.
Currently, Hyundai will pick up all the on-road costs for the buyer, which typically include dealer delivery fees, stamp duty, registration and third-party insurance.
This week, similar savings for private buyers looking for a new car are also on offer from Kia and Mitsubishi, who are both well entrenched in VFACTS top ten rankings in 2022.
The 2022 Kia Rio S automatic light car is one of the most affordable models in the Korean brand’s broad range, and the five-seat, five-door hatchback becomes even more enticing with the latest deal that sees it priced at $22,990 drive-away.
That’s just a $1000 premium over the manufacturer’s recommended retail list price, so the savings are clear when you consider the on-road costs that would normally apply.
Standard equipment highlights include a six-speaker sound system, smartphone mirroring, voice recognition and power-adjustable mirrors.
It’s a similar story with the 2022 Mitsubishi ASX ES 2WD automatic, which usually retails for $27,240 plus on-road costs but is currently available for $28,740 drive-away.
That’s a great deal for the triple-diamond brand’s popular evergreen small SUV, which offers plenty of standard equipment at this level.
This includes 18-inch alloys, folding door mirrors, cloth upholstery, LED headlights, taillights and daytime running lights, climate control air-conditioning, smartphone mirroring and DAB digital radio.
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