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    MAZDABT 50 FROM $36,810

    Oct 02, 2015 4 minutes

    HOW MUCH?

    The BT50 4×4 range, powered exclusively by a 3.2-litre five-cylinder turbodiesel, opens with the single-cab chassis XT six-speed manual (with no auto option) at $36,810.

    The Freestyle XT cab chassis, in manual only with a rear-hinged back door arrangement, is $40,740 and the Dual Cab XT, also manual only, is $42,740.

    Pickup bodies include XT Dual Cab at $44,240, XTR Freestyle at $46,890, XTR Dual Cab (as tested) at $48,890, and the top-of-the-range GT Dual Cab at $51,140.

    A six-speed automatic is a $2000 option on pickups.

    NUTS AND BOLTS

    • The Mazda BT50 is made in Thailand in the same plant as Ford’s Ranger.

    • It’s a conventional body on

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