MerCruiser Repower - Four excellent reasons whyRepowering your beloved boat with a MerCruiser engine will give it a whole new lease of life – and provide you with more fun, performance and safety.
Now is the ideal time to make the decision to stop paying repair bills, because Mercury has given you four excellent reasons to trade-up to a new MerCruiser inboard or sterndrive.
1: Guaranteed minimum trade in
Depending on the MerCruiser engine you want to purchase we’ll provide a guaranteed trade-in for you existing motor from $1,400 to an amazing $6,450.
2: Fantastic finance
Thanks to Mercury Finance, you can purchase your new MerCruiser engine at just 5.99%* interest over 36 months. This means you and your family can enjoy your revitalised boat at a much more affordable price – from just $66 a week!**
3: Free components
With every MerCruiser engine purchased we’ll include an aluminium prop (for Alpha, Bravo 1 or Bravo 2 drives), two cables, a remote control and trim harness. Bravo 3 drives will include a free stainless steel set. If your select DTS (Digital throttle and Shift) your engine rigging components such as controls and harness are also free of charge.
4: Sheer brilliance
MerCruiser inboard or sterndrive engines – whether carburetted or multiport fuel-injected – have a worldwide reputation for performance, reliability and power.
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Whether you’re into towsport, cruising with the family, serious fishing, or just moving from A to B, MerCruiser has the engine to give you the performance you want at a price you’ll find irresistible.
When there are this many reasons, you know it’s time to act and repower your boat with a brilliant new Mercury MerCruiser. For more details, terms and conditions visit www.mercurymarine.co.nz
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