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2021 Mazda BT-50 GT TF 4X4

Odometer 89,378 km
Body type Ute
Fuel Diesel
Transmission Automatic

Vehicle Overview

This 2021 Mazda BT-50 GT is a dual-cab ute with the practical proportions and four-wheel-drive capability expected of a modern all-rounder. Finished in white, it combines a five-seat cabin with a 3.0-litre diesel engine and automatic transmission, giving it the basic ingredients for both everyday transport and work-focused use.

The GT grade sits within the BT-50 range as a higher-level trim, while the TF-series designation identifies this generation of Mazda's ute. Its dual-cab layout provides useful flexibility, accommodating passengers without giving up the load-carrying format that makes a ute valuable for equipment, materials and recreational gear.

With 89,378 km displayed, this example has covered a meaningful amount of road use and is presented as a used vehicle. The four-door body makes access to the rear seating area straightforward, and the five-seat configuration gives the cabin broader day-to-day utility than a single- or extra-cab alternative.

  • 2021 Mazda BT-50 GT TF 4X4
  • 3.0-litre diesel engine
  • Six-speed sports automatic transmission
  • Four-wheel drive
  • Dual-cab ute body
  • Four doors and five seats
  • 89,378 km

Other highlights include Engine or motor: 2999 cc Diesel.

Specifications

Year
2021
Make
Mazda
Model
BT-50
Variant
GT
Condition
New
Body type
Ute
Transmission
Automatic
Fuel
Diesel
Drive train
4x4
Engine or motor
2999 cc Diesel
Exterior colour
WHITE
Doors
4
Seats
5
Odometer
89,378 km
VIN
MP2TFS40JNT015033
Stock reference
10493

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