Utes Starting Under $80K

Best Utes according to our experts

01.
Volkswagen Crafter
Single Cab
From
$71,500
9.0/10
Single Cab
From
$71,500
Volkswagen's Crafter range, which offers a choice of van or cab‑chassis in a multitude of configurations, has recently been expanded to include the long awaited 4MOTION all‑wheel drive van variants.
02.
Iveco Daily
Single Cab
From
$70,639
8.6/10
Single Cab
From
$70,639
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.
03.
Toyota Landcruiser 70 Series
Single Cab
From
$76,800
8.0/10
Single Cab
From
$76,800
The Toyota LandCruiser 70 Series has had a major change of heart ‑ literally. While the manual V8 version is technically still on sale, a new automatic four‑cylinder model has arrived to satisfy demand for the old‑school 4WD. So, how well does its cab‑chassis variant handle a load? We've put it to test to find out.
04.
Isuzu NLS
Dual Cab
From
$73,696
7.6/10
Dual Cab
From
$73,696
It's a big deal when a new‑generation Isuzu N Series truck launches and after 16 years, it's finally here. We test the new model to determine if it's better than its truck rivals, but also to see if it's a better buy than a ute.
05.
Isuzu NNR
Single Cab
From
$71,236
7.6/10
Single Cab
From
$71,236
It's a big deal when a new‑generation Isuzu N Series truck launches and after 16 years, it's finally here. We test the new model to determine if it's better than its truck rivals, but also to see if it's a better buy than a ute.