Mazda BT-50 2020 News
Could the new Mazda BT-50 launch this year?
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By Andrew Chesterton · 10 Apr 2020
Could the imminent launch of the all-new Isuzu D-Max pave the way for the arrival for its Mazda BT-50 sibling?
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Tougher crash testing standards for utes
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By David Morley · 05 Apr 2020
Despite all the latest technology, the dual-cab utes that scored five safety stars late last year, might only be a three- or four-star performer if it was tested today.While new driver-assistance packages certainly make the vehicles safer than they were,
How safe is your dual-cab ute?
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By Justin Hilliard · 28 Mar 2020
Nissan gave its Navara ute an update last week, but crucially it was missing the overdue addition of autonomous emergency braking (AEB) and other crucial advanced-driver assist systems, which got us thinking about the level of safety dual-cab pick-ups cur
JEOFY could save you thousands
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By Laura Berry · 17 Mar 2020
Mazda, Toyota, Nissan, Mitsubishi - now is the time to buy one or any other new Japanese car, and that's because Japan's financial year ends on March 31 and dealers are doing everything they can to clear last year's stock as well as hit their targets.
Isuzu lifts lid on Mazda BT-50
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By Andrew Chesterton · 07 Jan 2020
The incoming 2020 D-Max has inadvertently shed light on what to expect from the next-gen Mazda BT-50, with Isuzu's executive team telling CarsGuide Mazda has had no involvement in the D-Max's development, with the rival Japanese brand to essentially
New Mazda program guarantees vehicle value
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By Tung Nguyen · 16 Nov 2019
Mazda Australia is planning to introduce its own guaranteed future value scheme for its vehicles in 2020 called Mazda Assured.The difference between a guaranteed future value program and a lease is that in the latter, the end-of-lease lump-sum payment can
Lifestyle ute sales booming in Australia
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By Tung Nguyen · 03 Nov 2019
At a point not too long ago, the reigning champions of the Australian automotive industry were the Holden Commodore and Ford Falcon - both large sedans with V8 engine options that could seat the whole family and cruise in comfort.Somewhere along the line
Ford Ranger tops 4x4 pick-up charts
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By Tung Nguyen · 07 Aug 2019
Ford’s Ranger ute has stolen the lead in the 4x4 pick-up segment from the evergreen Toyota HiLux, edging ahead in year-to-date sales by just 75 units.
