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YMF launches Yamaha Blue Card (Finance)

Motorcycle News by Motorcycle News
February 27, 2018
in Motorcycle News, Yamaha News

Yamaha Blue offers easy Yamaha Finance


Yamaha Motor Finance (YMF) has launched the Yamaha Blue Card. A card which offers a line of credit with similar features to a normal credit card – but with significant advantages and only for use in Yamaha dealerships.

Customers can finance everything available from a Yamaha dealer – including servicing and insurance premiums – up to a maximum of $5000. One major advantage of the Blue Card is that once you are approved for finance, there is no need to re-apply.

The Yamaha Blue Card offers the ultimate in quick, easy and convenient finance. Plus the card comes with a 90 day interest free period on all purchases made before 31 May 2018.

YMF Yamaha Blue Card

Yamaha Blue Card benefits

  • Reusable limit
  • No establishment or monthly account fees
  • No additional repayment or early payout fees
  • Unlimited redraws with no drawdown fees
  • Monthly repayments choice – minimum applies
  • No hidden merchant fees
  • Can be used on any products at Yamaha dealer – not just Yamaha product
  • Low annual fee of $50
The Yamaha YZ65 also features adjustable suspension and a removable rear sub-frame
The Yamaha Blue Card can be used towards purchases at Yamaha dealerships, including for servicing

YMF launched the Yamaha Blue Card at the recent round of the YMF/YMI Word Superbike round at Phillip Island. The card has credit limits ranging from $1000 up to $5000. There is a minimum purchase amount of $100.

Visit your local Yamaha dealer to apply for a Yamaha Blue Card, or call Direct Sales on 1800 123 100, or complete our online form here https://www.yamaha-motor.com.au/ymf-application (link). Note that credit is to approved purchasers only, conditions apply.

YMF Yamaha Blue Card
YMF Yamaha Blue Card

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