Deal hunter: Upwards of $10K to be saved on Jeep Gladiator
And Volkswagen and Kia slash ORCs off Tiguan Allspace and Cerato respectivelyThe Jeep Gladiator is easily one of the most capable off-roaders available on the market right now, but when price is factored into the equation, even the base Night Eagle can look a little steep in comparison to rivals like the Nissan Navara Pro-4X Warrior.
So Jeep’s latest special offer marks a huge opportunity to save upwards of $10,000 by the time the 2022 Jeep Gladiator Night Eagle 4x4 automatic is in your driveway… depending on which state you live in.
The Night Eagle usually retails from $78,250 plus on-road costs, but at the moment it’s available from $73,950 drive-away, marking a $4300 discount before you even consider the multitude of statutory on-road costs – totaling more than $6000 in some states.
Backing up the deal is a five-year/100,000km factory warranty, five-year/100,000km roadside assistance program and the knowledge your new dual-cab 4x4 ute can go just about anywhere.
Off-road capability isn’t the name of the game for the 2023 Volkswagen Tiguan Allspace 132TSI Life 4MOTION, but family-oriented versatility is and that refined appeal is underlined further by the significantly reduced on-road costs and three-year care plan available for the seven-seat SUV at the moment.
The second-tier Tiguan Allspace usually carries an asking price of $48,490 plus ORCs, but VW Australia is currently advertising it on carsales for $49,990 drive-away, with a complimentary three-year care plan (free scheduled servicing).
The catch is this deal is only being offered until March 31, meaning you have less than a week to save more than $5000 off the new German family hauler.
Kia is a brand that loves a good drive-away deal, which is why the mid-range 2023 Kia Cerato Sport automatic is on special for $29,890 drive-away instead of its usual $28,390 plus ORCs.
That promo offer applies to both the hatch and sedan body types and marks an approximate saving of up to $2500 depending on the state or territory of purchase – perfect timing given the Easter school holidays are coming up.
If you don’t have kids, $2500 will buy you a whole heap of accessories for your new wheels – including tinting and ceramic coating, which come in most useful in a climate like Australia’s.
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