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Ford F-150: Your need to know about the best-selling beast
North American trucks are doing big business Down Under, and now the most popular of all time is finally on sale. Should you buy a Ford F-150?
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2024 Tesla Cybertruck review: first international drive
Absurd, exotic, polarising and… good? We finally drive the ute born to shock!
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Baby Seat to Driver’s Seat: 1998 Toyota HiLux SR5 retro review
Sometimes, a car is a part of the family.
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2024 Isuzu D-MAX LS-U+ review: The road trip
How does Isuzu’s top-spec ute cope with the demands of our long-serving master of photography?
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Best Utes
Best Performance Ute: Ford Ranger Raptor
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Best Utes
Best Ute Under $80K: Ford Ranger V6 Sport
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Best Utes
Best Ute: Ford Ranger
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Best Utes
Best Value 4X4 Ute: Isuzu D-MAX SX
Ute News
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Kia Tasman ute: Everything we know so far
Kia’s much-hyped Tasman ute is expected to arrive in Australia in July and the brand has lofty ambitions for how many it will sell in its first year. Here’s all we know so far…
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Ineos’ extraordinary offer if you don’t like its new Quartermaster ute
Does your new Grenadier Quartermaster not match expectations? Just hand it back, according to its maker, which offers a groundbreaking refund program.
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New utes coming to Australia in 2025
Your guide to every new ute arriving in Aussie showrooms in 2025.
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Nissan reveals new attack plan, including new Leaf and Navara
The troubled brand has outlined its next few years of product, including important new releases such as Leaf EV, next Navara ute and next-gen Patrol.
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Kia’s star-studded Tasman ute ad returns
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New Mitsubishi models coming: New ASX, Pajero Sport, Delica… and a Lancer EV?
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Hyundai is planning its own ute, will it look like this?
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What if… Kia’s Tasman became a Prado-rivalling SUV?
Ute FAQs
About Utes
The good ol’ Aussie utility may be long gone, but the term “ute” lives on with the pick-up. Due to its off-road versatility and improvements in refinement, utes have found a wider audience who use it as 4×4 adventure tourers and family runabouts. Plus, they’re popular with tradies thanks to the rear tray.
The ute owes its immense popularity to the variety of body styles and drivetrains it can be specified with. With the two-seat Single Cab, two-seat cabin with added rear cargo space Extra Cab, and the five-seat four-door Double Cab configurations, plus the option of two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive, there is a ute to suit nearly every purpose.