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Volkswagen Amarok 2025 review: 10 Deserts Edition - Off-road test
By James Cleary · 28 Nov 2024
Volkswagen Australia used its Amarok dual-cab ute to set a new record for crossing Australia's 10 deserts... in one go. And a limited run of 300 '10 Deserts Edition' examples has been commissioned to celebrate. We've driven it on-road and over some challenging off-highway trails to find out if the value and dynamic ability equation adds up.
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Volkswagen Amarok 2025 review: PanAmericana TDI600
By Emily Agar · 29 Sep 2024
The VW Amarok PanAmericana gets some new 4x4 capabilities and rugged good looks, but will this new entry prove to be a true competitor against its Toyota and Ford rivals?
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Volkswagen Amarok 2025 review: Aventura TSI452
By Chris Thompson · 31 Aug 2024
The most powerful ute in the Volkswagen Amarok range is powered by the engine used in some of Ford's icons like the 'Stang and Focus RS - but does petrol power work in a big ute?
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Volkswagen Amarok 2024 review: TDI600 Style
By Marcus Craft · 10 Jul 2024
The Volkswagen Amarok has been around since 2011 and it has garnered a stack of awards, a legion of fans and long ago set the standard for refinement in utes. Times changed, though, and the rest of the ute pack eventually caught up or even surpassed it. But the new Amarok is here and it shares the Ford Ranger's platform and many of that ute's components. Is it better than the top-selling Ranger?
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Volkswagen Amarok 2024 review: Core - GVM test
By Mark Oastler · 28 May 2024
The new-gen Volkswagen Amarok has been on sale for about a year now so it's time to give the entry-level Core a run through to see exactly how tradie-friendly it is compared with its rivals.
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Volkswagen Amarok 2023 review: Core & Life
By Andrew Chesterton · 27 Jun 2023
Sure, top-spec utes are great, but what if you don't have a pile of money so high you'd need a 4WD dual-cab to climb over it? Volkswagen reckons its Core and Life models are the answer, offering the cheapest way into the Amarok range, and plenty of bang for your bucks. But which is best? We put the Amarok Core and Amarok Life to the test to find out.
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Volkswagen Amarok Aventura 2023 review: snapshot
By Byron Mathioudakis · 17 May 2023
As far as niches go, offering an Australian designed and engineered German-branded dual-cab ute made in South Africa with an American muscle-car heart and glamorous luxury features is quite a unique one.
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Volkswagen Amarok PanAmericana 2023 review: snapshot
By Byron Mathioudakis · 15 May 2023
This is the wildest looking version of the new-generation Amarok, and it's taking aim at the hot-selling Ford Ranger Wildtrak.
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Volkswagen Amarok Style 2023 review: snapshot
By Byron Mathioudakis · 13 May 2023
The VW Amarok Style kicks off from  $66,990, before on-road costs, and – as with all the new and second-generation Amaroks – is based on the T6.2 Ford Ranger. They share the same platform, body structure and drivetrain.
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Volkswagen Amarok 2023 review
By Byron Mathioudakis · 11 May 2023
The original VW Amarok changed the ute, pushing out refinement and drivability boundaries. The new version is based on the Australian designed and engineered Ford Ranger, and shares its underpinnings, most powertrains, safety systems and structure. But the VW features its own look inside and out, as well as unique driving tunes and specification, to create an unexpectedly different experience.
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