Commercial Vehicles Starting Under $60K

Best Commercial vehicles according to our experts

01.
Ford Transit Custom
Van
From
$56,590
9.0/10
Van
From
$56,590
The growing popularity of mid‑sized commercial vans equipped with seating for five or six, generically known as crew vans, has seen an increasing number of rivals from mainstream manufacturers enter the market with a second row of seats.One of the more recent competitors is the Ford Transit Custom DCiV, available in a choice of short or long wheelbase configurations and Custom or Custom Sport trim levels.
02.
Toyota HiAce
Van
From
$51,880
9.0/10
Van
From
$51,880
Despite the emergence of new competitors in recent years, Toyota's HiAce van remains the go‑to workhorse for thousands of Aussie businesses. After a long gestation period rear barn doors are now offered as part of the package. Do they make a big difference?
03.
Ford Ranger
Extra Cab
From
$50,730
9.0/10
Extra Cab
From
$50,730
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.
04.
Mitsubishi Triton
Extra Cab
From
$50,590
8.8/10
Extra Cab
From
$50,590
Although Mitsubishi has increased prices across the board for its Triton fleet in 2021, the popular Japanese ute continues to represent excellent value for money. It also remains firmly entrenched in a solid third place in the local 4x4 ute sales race, behind the Ford Ranger and Toyota HiLux.
05.
Iveco Daily
Single Cab
From
$58,700
8.6/10
Single Cab
From
$58,700
The MY21 Iveco Daily E6 cab‑chassis range competes in the Light Duty (3501‑8000kg GVM) segment of Australia's Heavy Commercial vehicle market, where competition is fierce with a dozen brands and 15 models battling for buyers.

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