Buyer Guide
Can you get a four-cylinder in Holden Commodore utes?
I am preparing to travel to Northern Australia and I have my heart set on a Toyota HiLux. I would love to buy a dual-cab that's less than 10 years old, with low km and auto, diesel 4x4 in fairly good condition, well serviced etc. Will it be possible to find one for $15,000 or less? Or am I dreaming?
I need to choose between a 2014 Ford Ranger Wildtrack with 115,000 km on the clock and a 2018 Mitsubishi Triton Exceed that’s done 43,000 km. The Ranger is a single owner vehicle with an impeccable service history with all optional services undertaken, and added extras (bull bar, tow ball, lockable roller door canopy, lined tray). The Mitsubishi has done 43,000 km, there’s no beeping when reversing, no lockable canopy, the tray is unlined, but it’s otherwise the same. I need help after buying two lemons. We live on a property with plenty of kangaroos but won't be towing anything bigger than a trailer with bins, wood etc. Good for kids also as we have three under six.
I am looking for a used 2012 dual-cab ute in Sydney and my budget is $15,000. Where is the best place to start?
I'm looking for a small used car for two kids and myself. I want auto, fuel efficiency with as many bells and whistles as I can afford. Ideally it should be $7000 or under. Really not too worried about make or model, just something that will be reliable and safe.
Are Maseratis good and reliable cars?
Are Mitsubishi good and reliable cars?
Are Chryslers good and reliable cars?
