Australian 4WD & SUV Buyer's Guide

MAZDA BT-50 FROM $50,990

Mazda’s BT50 is no longer a reskinned Ford Ranger. Instead, Mazda has turned to Isuzu and it’s new D-Max. This brings major benefits in reliability, safety and fuel efficiency, but de-Rangering the BT has its downsides, too.

Given that most one tonners are bought by people with an ABN number, Mazda is spruiking big drive away discounts on some models for business owners.

If you don’t have an ABN, ask the dealer why you should have to pay

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