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MV Agusta USA Teams up with MB Financial Bank to Offer Dealers Retail Financing Options for all New and Used Model Years
April 28, 2010

WILLOW GROVE, PENNSYLVANIA (April 28, 2010) - Known for bringing the ultimate Italian motorcycle to North America, MV Agusta USA, LLC announces a new arrangement with Chicago-based MB Financial Bank. MV Agusta USA now offers a competitive retail financing program from MB Financial Bank for MV Agusta dealers, with flexible, cost-effective options that make it easier for customers to own a new or used MV Agusta motorcycle.


"As MV Agusta experiences a product renaissance in 2010, we’re pleased to be working with MB Financial Bank," says MV Agusta USA Brand Manager Matthew Stutzman. "Our arrangement with MB enables our dealers to make MV ownership more attainable for their customers."


MV Agusta USA dealers can now take advantage of a consumer finance program that provides excellent installment options designed to attract new customers while increasing sales opportunities. The program features an easy application process, special promotional rates, and access to the bank’s knowledgeable lending specialists.


"MB is happy to assist MV Agusta USA in delivering to dealers retail financing solutions that are flexible and cost effective," says Charles Schaefer, first vice president, indirect lending, MB Financial Bank. "The end result is a program in place that encourages consumers to own a new or used MV Agusta motorcycle."


For more information on the MB Financial Bank retail finance program for MV Agusta dealers, please visit www.mvagustausa.com or your nearest authorized MV Agusta dealer.

April 29, 2010 3:16 AM by shiggedy
Just got my MV a couple weeks ago on financing through a local credit union at 4.99%... 0.5% higher than what the competing dealer offered, but they only had Ducs and Triumphs...

If this is anything near what Ducati was offering with its 2.99% rate through FreedomRoad Financial back in March, I'll be pretty sore...
May 03, 2010 12:59 AM by LiquidWhy
Before you get too worked up, the difference (between %4.99 & %2.99) in monthly payments is $358 and $341. That's assuming a 5 year finance and zero down.
May 04, 2010 1:08 AM by greestlightnin
I got 5 words fer ya...

You can afford this house...

Al

October 06, 2011 10:07 AM by LiquidWhy
I hope it is nothing like BMW is offering. Make sure you note the last paragraph. Here's a short summary:

There are three key elements to 3asy Ride:

1- No down payment required (however a down payment, which could be your current motorcycle will make your payments even smaller).
2- Affordable monthly payment based on partial value of the bike. (Please see end-of-term options below.)
3- No payments for 90 days.

3asy Ride makes the bike of your dreams more affordable. Here are a few popular examples based on the 48/mnt 3asy Ride program. All monthly payment examples are based on zero down, except for the S 1000 RR payment which has been calculated with $550.00 down.

>> S 1000 RR for only $199/mnt**

**The $199 monthly payment is based on $13,950 amount financed, 48 month contract, 6.25% APR, 90 days to first payment, $550.00 down payment and $6,556.50 balloon due at the end of the term. Excludes tax, title, destination and registration fees

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