2018 Mazda BT 50 GT 4x4 Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- The Mazda BT-50 was updated early in 2018 with a new, more muscular looking snout. The mechanicals were left alone and the interior too. So, should you put one on your shopping list?
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Love our BT50 and have a Mazda 3. Great cars.
Now own a BT50, superb Ute. So nice to drive and heaps of grunt with 3.2L engine. Not overpriced like the Ranger.
Yes they are a great ute, I've owned mine close to 3yrs and has been very reliable and extremely capable ute for work and play.
I'm still driving my Mazda bravo 2004 hasn't let me down at all, don't know why I want to upgrade to a new one but I want a change that's all
Love my new BT50 XT - it's very quiet and comfortable and fits the whole family. Only downsides - fuel economy should be better and mine, with the only modification being 32' tires, averages 12.5 for mostly country and small town driving. The auto, while great off-road, is very slow to kick down and is more meh meh than zoom zoom.
Dmax 9 litres per 100km , wow better than any 4wd on market
Bt50 runs in my fam most of my family has it
Great review, very good vehicle on and off road, towing and load hauling . Good all rounder in the ute class.
Thanks Dra, yep, I’m a fan. It might be a little behind in terms of the cabin finish and active safety but in the bush it’s incredibly capable.
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Will be interesting to see what power plant Isuzu will come up with in the next updated model of the Bt50, hoping on similar power/torque numbers , two manufacturers that haven’t lost sight on what a reliable ute is meant to be.
@@dratempest610 Yeah, I'm looking forward to that...Beyond the engine it'll be interesting to see how Mazda reconciles looks and ride and handling tuning.
Probably not to far off what the current Mazda design and technology that’s being used im thinking, but with the broken constraints that ford had with Mazda over this current partnership, Mazda should be in a far better position wise to really move on the technology front . Will be great to see!
@@PracticalmotoringAu Hi - How tall are you to get a better estimate of the leg/head room especially in the back?
Need to also remember that Ford Ranger was actually owned (80% I believe) by Mazda. So bagging Mazda and praising Ford is a bit funny. When you see the angry front grille of a Ranger, this is because it missed out on being a BT 50.
what bull bar is used in ths ute ?
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