Utes under $70k
Australians have flocked to the dual-cab ute segment and buyers shopping in the sub-$70k segment are afforded the most choice of all. A $70,000 spend can net almost any dual-cab ute, bar some of the most expensive top-tier versions. With American offerings upping the size limit (and price ceiling), the humble ute segment has reached new heights.
Reviews
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Reviews2024 Mitsubishi Triton GLS long-term review
Our resident snapper has the keys to a Mitsubishi Triton GLS for the next few months
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Reviews2024 Isuzu D-MAX review: Full range detailed
The down-to-earth D-MAX carries and tows well, and it can handle serious off-road work
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4x4 Comparisons2024 Mitsubishi Triton GLX+ vs 2024 Isuzu D-MAX X-Rider
How does the new Triton compare to the popular D-MAX? We line up two mid-spec models to find out
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Reviews2024 Mitsubishi Triton review: Full range detailed
The current-gen Triton is bigger and better than the past-gen in just about every way!
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2024 Ford Ranger review: Full line-up detailed
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2024 Toyota HiLux SR5 48V review
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Save money by kitting out a lower-spec Toyota HiLux with ARB gear
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2024 Mazda BT-50 review: Full range detailed
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4x4 Comparisons2024 Ford Ranger Wildtrak vs Toyota HiLux GR Sport comparison review
Ford and Toyota apply the lippy to their big-selling utes to attract the buying public
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Custom 4x4sBT-50 built on a budget
Balling on a budget with a black BT-50
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Custom 4x4sModified to the MAX: Custom D-MAX build!
A bit of trimming and a little lift… and 35s fit under this trick late-model D-MAX without any dramas
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Reviews2024 Toyota HiLux SR 48V review
Does a mild-hybrid system improve one of Australia’s favourite vehicles
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2024 Mitsubishi Triton GLS vs Ford Ranger XLT vs Toyota HiLux SR comparison review
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2024 VW Amarok with Lift Kit review
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Baby Seat to Driver’s Seat: 1998 Toyota HiLux SR5 retro review
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2024 VW Crafter Kampervan review
