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2014 Mazda BT-50

2WD GLX D/C W/S 6AT

Asking price	$14,995
On road cost	Included

Weekly estimate

$78.55

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Vehicle Detail

Make

Mazda

Model

BT-50

Year

2014

Engine size

3196

Kilometers

352347

Fuel Type

Diesel

Transmission

Automatic

Features

All Terrain Tires

Canopy

Radio

Tow Bar

5 Seater

Air Bag(s)

Air Conditioning

Car Stereo

Central Locking

Child seat anchor points

Cup Holders

Ratings

Safety Rating

Based on 2025 Used Car Safety Rating

Fuelsaver

Annual fuel cost of $3,920
Cost per year is an estimate based on diesel price of $2.00 per litre and an average distance of 14000 km. Includes Road User Charges (RUC).

Clean car emissions

Carbon Dioxide Emissions: 270 grams/km

Description

The 2014 Mazda BT-50 GLX is a powerful and practical double-cab wellside. It features a "Hi-Rider" stance, giving you the high driving position and tough look of a 4WD but with the efficiency of a 2WD. Key Features: 3.2L 5-Cylinder Turbo Diesel The "big" engine with 470Nm of torque for effortless towing and hills. 6-Speed Automatic Provides smooth, easy gear changes for a relaxed drive in traffic or on the highway. 3,500kg Braked Towing Incredible capacity for a 2WD, perfect for heavy trailers or large boats. Double Cab Versatility Plenty of room for five adults with a full four-door layout. Bluetooth Connectivity Stay connected safely with hands-free calling and music streaming. Cruise Control Ideal for maintaining a steady speed on the Waikato Expressway. Full Suite of Airbags Features front, side, and curtain airbags for excellent occupant safety. Electronic Stability Control Modern safety tech to keep the truck planted and secure in the wet. Steering Wheel Controls Manage your audio and phone without taking your hands off the wheel. Durable Interior Hard-wearing GLX cloth seats and materials designed to handle a hard days work. Why Choose This Vehicle? The BT-50 is the smart choice for someone who needs a serious workhorse but doesn't need to go off-road. Because it's 2WD, it is lighter and better on fuel than a 4WD model.