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						Fiat is 
						making easier for businesses across Australia that rely 
						on commercial vehicles to cut costs by making the entire 
						Fiat commercial vehicle range available at driveaway 
						pricing – an Australian first – for a limited time, with 
						savings from up to A$3700 on the Scudo, rising up to 
						A$4700 on the largest Fiat Ducato, with the added bonus 
						of a free alloy tray valued at up to A$3000 on the 
						Ducato cab chassis. 
					
					“There is no 
					doubt that businesses across Australia are doing it tough 
					and they need to look at every dollar they spend to save 
					money,” says Andrei Zaitzev, General Manager for Fiat in 
					Australia. “With the Fiat Scudo and Ducato ranges, renowned 
					for their excellent economy and low running costs, owners 
					are already saving money, but with the new driveaway pricing 
					we have made it even easier for more people to start 
					benefitting from these low running costs.” 
					
					Powered by an 
					advanced 2.0 litre 88 kW Turbo diesel engine, the Fiat Scudo 
					boasts a 1.2 tonne payload and a 6.0 cubic metre load space. 
					The Ducato range has a choice of 2.3 litre 88kW or 3.0 litre 
					115.5 kW Turbo Diesel engine, with load volumes ranging from 
					8.0 to 15 cubic metres. The 3.0 litre versions of the Ducato 
					are available with the new MTA self shifting gearbox which 
					combines the economy and performance of a manual gearbox 
					with the convenience of an automatic. 
					
					The new Fiat 
					commercial vehicle pricing covers all models in the range: 
					Fiat Scudo A$36,990.00; Fiat Ducato Medium Wheelbase Van 
					A$39,990.00; Fiat Ducato Long Wheelbase Van A$44,990.00; 
					Fiat Ducato Long Wheelbase Van MTA A$51,990.00; Fiat Ducato 
					Extra Long Wheelbase Van A$52,990.00; Fiat Ducato Extra Long 
					Wheelbase Van MTA A$55,990.00; Fiat Ducato Cab Chassis incl. 
					Free Alloy Tray (Max $3000.00) A$41,990.00.  
					
					Fiat sales 
					climbed by 26.1 per cent in Australia according to official 
					VFACTS figures for 2008, in marked contrast to the market as 
					a whole, with the Fiat Ducato leading Fiat’s growth in 
					Australia. “Fiat enjoyed strong growth in Australia during 
					2008 and we are determined, despite tough market conditions, 
					to maintain this growth,” says Andrei Zaitzev. “We are 
					delighted that our customers will be able to benefit from 
					this sharp new pricing as part of our determination to keep 
					Fiat gaining new owners in Australia.” 
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