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2023 Mazda BT-50

Odometer 14,717 kms
Body type Ute
Fuel Diesel

Vehicle Overview

This 2023 Mazda BT-50 XT is a diesel-powered 4x2 ute with a 3.0-litre four-cylinder engine and 14,717 kilometres displayed. Its alloy tray gives the vehicle a practical load-carrying focus, making the rear section useful for transporting equipment, materials or everyday items that do not belong inside a passenger cabin.

The BT-50 combines that straightforward utility with a selection of driver-assistance and convenience features. A reverse camera helps provide a clearer view when manoeuvring, while adaptive cruise control can make longer drives less demanding by helping maintain a set distance from traffic ahead. Lane assist adds another layer of support on the road, and power mirrors allow easier adjustment from the driver's seat.

Inside, bedrock floor liners offer a durable way to help protect the cabin floor from dirt and wear. Together with the tray-backed configuration and rear-wheel-drive-oriented 4x2 layout, the specification presents a balanced approach for buyers seeking a modern work-focused ute without moving to a four-wheel-drive setup.

  • 3.0-litre turbo diesel four-cylinder engine
  • 4x2 drivetrain
  • Alloy tray
  • Reverse camera
  • Adaptive cruise control
  • Lane assist
  • Power mirrors
  • Bedrock floor liners

Other highlights include Condition: New; Odometer: 14,717 kms; Engine or motor: 3.0L T Diesel 4cyl.

Specifications

Year
2023
Make
Mazda
Model
BT-50
Variant
XT
Condition
New
Body type
Ute
Fuel
Diesel
Drive train
4x2
Engine or motor
3.0L T Diesel 4cyl
Odometer
14,717 kms

Location

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907A Princes Hwy, Springvale VIC 3171

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