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2009 Suzuki GSX-R 600
Sport Rider helps you research the new 2009 Suzuki GSX-R 600 before buying this Sport bike. We have all the information you need including the manufacturer suggested retail price, which starts from $10,399 MSRP that will give you the negotiating edge when visiting the dealership. The 2009 GSXR 600 is made in Japan. Suzuki first introduced the
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Sport Rider helps you research the new 2009 Suzuki GSX-R 600 before buying this Sport bike. We have all the information you need including the manufacturer suggested retail price, which starts from $10,399 MSRP that will give you the negotiating edge when visiting the dealership. The 2009 GSXR 600 is made in Japan. Suzuki first introduced the GSXR model in 2004. With front Dual Hydraulic Disc brakes that will securely stop this GSX-R600 motorcycle on demand. It comes standard with a 599 cc Horizontal In-line engine, and a 6 speed transmission. Compare the Suzuki GSXR600 prices, pictures, OEM accessories, MPG, and complete specifications of the engine, suspension, brakes, wheels and tires, transmission, seats, bags, and more to other submodels.
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Suzuki GSXR 600 2009
Research the 2009 Suzuki GSX-R 600 SuperSport with the information in our new motorcycle Buyer’s Guide. Our buyer’s guide provides new motorcycle pricing information, photos and colors, specification data and more.
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2009 GSXR 600 Highlights
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Price
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$10,399.00
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Bodystyle
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SuperSport
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Warranty
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12 months
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Manufacturer Country
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Japan
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Introduction Year
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2004
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Displacement (cc)
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599
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Engine Type
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Horizontal In-line
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Nissan 350Z Research
Experience no-haggle car buying when searching for a new car, and research all vehicles such as the 350Z Convertible. The 2009 350Z goes for a suggested retail price of $37,870.00, and comes with a standard Manual transmission, and RWD drivetrain. Other similar vehicles are the Nissan Titan and the Mitsubishi Eclipse.
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