Kibkom North Cyprus Forum

Main Suzuki dealership and what's it called please.

I think the dealership is in Limasol.
As far as I know there isn't one in the North.

I bought my Suzuki from Tiga in Lefkosia.

Not being funny ham on brown, but as I don't know the answer to your question it would have been helpful if you had added 'main Suzuki dealership' to you title. It would have saved me clicking on your thread.

Lots of garages sell Suzuki cars in the north but the main dealership is in Limassol.
Again lots of garages here service Suzuki cars but if you want the dealership for specific parts its a trip south, or that was what we found when I had a Swift.

Guru-I agree,not a big deal but slightly irritating .

could someone please tell me why there is no main Suzuki dealer in the North when all other major car dealers are here.
Suzuki have main dealers in Turkey so why not here ??

Cant answer that maybe Tiga can tell you. They service all japanese cars by the way and get parts.

Karmels - I think the answer is that all the other dealers,are not really proper dealers - the signs look genuine I agree,but I think they are what I would call 'Grey' dealers.
In other words they supply the product but are not directly affiliated to the manufacturer.
The same applies here to most branded goods-It's down to international commercial law I think,and reflects the fact that this place doesn't exist legally.
That's why there are no Starbucks and Mcdonalds.
That's my understanding anyway.

Thanks for the helpful replys.

Philoz.
Wrong again, I drive a Hyundai, and I can tell you this is the best showroom come service centre I have seen in the world.
Try saying this to Mercedes, BMW, VW, dealers here. There was a case quite a few years ago when Cangar Motors opened the BMW dealership, the Greek Dealership contacted BMW and told them that if they didn't stop supplying the North they would cancel thier contract. BMW told the Greeks to go ahead as Canger Motors sold more cars than them.
Don't forget most of these main dealers have contact with Turkey were every dealership is present, watch the New Harbour and see how many new cars come onto the Island, then ask yourself where is all the money coming from??
To end this, most of the main dealers are of standing families in the TRNC.

We have excellent service from Artesa the VW dealership in Lefkosa and when a problem occurred there was definitely input from VW Germany with regards to warranty and part replacement. We were there when the calls were made and there was no "Grey" area there at all.
As to Suzuki I do know that one major car hire firm got rid of their Suzuki cars because of the difficulty with parts and service. That information was from the owner of the firm but it was five years ago so maybe things are easier with parts etc now.