Performance Utes

Best Utes according to our experts

01.

Isuzu D-Max

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$29,490

9.5/10

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$29,490

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.

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Nissan Navara

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$34,880

9.0/10

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$34,880

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.

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03.

Mazda BT-50

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$34,990

9.0/10

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$34,990

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?

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04.

Mitsubishi Triton

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$29,998

8.8/10

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$29,998

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.

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05.

Toyota HiLux

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$29,990

8.6/10

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$29,990

Toyota Australia's freshly facelifted HiLux range offers not only the usual base‑grade Workmate 4x4 dual cab‑chassis but also mid‑grade SR and high‑grade SR5/SR5+ variants for the first time.

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