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Drive on MSN2025 Mazda BT-50 off-road review: Australian first driveThe differences are skin deep, but the facelifted Mazda BT-50 was already a good thing. This latest iteration is even better.
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Hosted on MSNMazda BT-50 Thunder to strike again at the top of the ute rangeThe lack of an updated flagship Mazda BT-50 Thunder is only temporary, according to the company’s managing director. A ...
The BT-50 runs the class standard suspension setup of coil IFS and leaf-spring live rear axle. Despite being unladen, our ...
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CarsGuide.com.au on MSNMazda BT-50 2025 review - Australian first driveThe Mazda BT-50 is the under-rated star of the Japanese brand's line-up. Often overshadowed by its SUV siblings, the 'black sheep' of the Mazda family is actually one of its best-sellers.It has been ...
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CarExpert.com.au on MSN2025 Mazda BT-50 reviewThe facelifted Mazda BT-50 has arrived, and it's a good-looking ute with plenty of promise, thanks to new Isuzu gear.
The most affordable version of the facelifted Mazda BT-50 pickup truck starts from the equivalent of US$22,755 in Australia ...
Unsurprisingly, all prices are up across the board compared to its predecessor. A glance at just the dual-cab pick-up 4x4 variants indicates price increases of $990 (XT), $3470 (XTR), $3180 (GT) and ...
The BT-50 is a twin under the skin with the Isuzu D-Max but has Mazda’s very distinctive design language applied. New styling toughens up the BT-50’s appeal. It has a new bumper, grille, larger Mazda ...
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