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Utes Starting Under $25K

Best Utes according to our experts

01.
Nissan Navara
From
$41,990
8.0/10
From
$41,990
While the highly‑specified 4WD dual cab ute models get all the focus its the no‑fuss entry‑level models that get the work done. And Nissan's Navara SL is a classic example. Not the highest profile option in the market and getting a bit long in the tooth but it still has a lot to offer tradies needing a tough truck.
02.
Mitsubishi Triton
From
$32,990
7.4/10
From
$32,990
The new‑generation Mitsubishi Triton range marks the biggest change for the model in a long time: a new bi‑turbo engine (150kW/470Nm), new chassis and suspension, overhauled design (with a longer wheelbase), and increased towing capacity, among a raft of changes.The new mid‑grade GLX‑R sports a few extras beyond what the lower‑spec vehicles get ‑ most importantly, Super Select 4WD‑II.
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Toyota HiLux
From
$31,988
7.6/10
From
$31,988
The current generation Toyota HiLux ute is perilously close to its tenth birthday and Toyota has moved to freshen up its appeal with a mild hybrid version of the SR5 grade. Does it make a difference and is it enough to change you mind about that Ford Ranger you've had your eye on?
04.
Foton Tunland
From
$29,150
7.4/10
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$29,150
Foton is planning a bright light‑commercial future in Australia, with the 2018 Tunland dual cab leading the charge. Here's why you shouldn't write it off as another cheap Chinese ute.
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Mahindra Pik-Up
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$23,650
7.0/10
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$23,650
Mahindra's evergreen Pik‑Up dual cab ute is a tough, budget‑friendly workhorse, particularly popular in rural areas. And now for the first time since its arrival back in 2007 it's available with an auto transmission. Is it a better bet than a Ford Ranger or Toyota HiLux?