Commercial Vehicles Starting Under $50K

Best Commercial vehicles according to our experts

01.
Isuzu D-Max
Dual Cab
From
$42,700
9.5/10
Dual Cab
From
$42,700
The new Isuzu D‑Max X‑Terrain is a bear of a unit to look at but it handles like a much smaller car. For families with young kids, it combines some great features, plus all the things you want and expect from a workhorse. This might just be the combo that a lot of families are looking for ‑ and not just as a second family car.
02.
Hyundai Staria
Van
From
$46,740
9.0/10
Van
From
$46,740
The Hyundai iLoad, in both single‑cab and crew van variants, established a large and loyal customer base in Australia's mid‑sized (2.5‑3.5 tonne GVM) commercial van market between 2008 and 2021. Its replacement, the Staria‑Load, takes a more high‑tech approach and offers better comfort and convenience than ever before.
03.
Mazda BT-50
Single Cab
From
$40,400
9.0/10
Single Cab
From
$40,400
A six month stint behind the wheel of Mazda's BT‑50 XTR comes to an end, with this dual cab ute now sporting a raft of genuine accessories to enhance its flexibility and capabilities. So... what's the verdict?
04.
Nissan Navara
Single Cab
From
$43,428
9.0/10
Single Cab
From
$43,428
In MY21 guise, the D23 Nissan Navara features fresh styling, big increases in standard safety, minimum one‑tonne payload ratings, increased load tub volume across all dual cab variants and a model range simplified to four key grades.
05.
Ford Ranger
Dual Cab
From
$43,530
9.0/10
Dual Cab
From
$43,530
We know Ford's Ranger Raptor dual cab ute is all about peak performance off‑road, but how does it stack up as a hard‑working load carrier? We've lived with it as a daily driver for a week and put it to the load test to find out.

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