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New HiLux, Ranger and D-Max are getting the attention, but this pair of mid-range workhorses are budget-friendly options.

Australians have an incredible appetite for dual-cab utes with the Ford Ranger often amongst the best sellers. Is the limited edition FX4 worth checking out?

The all-new Isuzu D-Max has a classier cabin and a list of safety features more than twice as long as before. That should put it on your shortlist if you're buying a new ute.

The much-anticipated update to Australia’s most-popular vehicle hits the marks where it counts – but is it enough?

The Toyota HiLux might be the best-selling car in Australia, but it's facing a crop of tough new rivals. With a facelift just weeks away, should you look at the runout car on test here, or wait it out?

Want the toughest truck in town? You'll need a Ford Ranger Raptor, then. It has the substance to match that trophy truck style.

The Ford Ranger remains one of Australia's best-selling vehicles, despite knocking on the door of 10 years old. It doesn't take long behind the wheel of a Wildtrak to work out why.

The Ford Ranger and Toyota HiLux are among the best-selling vehicles in Australia. Which has the better in-cabin technology?

The Navara isn't a huge sales success like some of its peers, but a powerful twin-turbo diesel and coil-sprung rear make for a capable off-road machine.

The 2020 Nissan Navara ST is a quiet and refined ute with excellent fuel economy and toughened-up looks, but there are still areas that could be better.

It's a hard life going up against the Ford Ranger Raptor and Toyota HiLux Rugged X, but that's exactly what the N-Trek Warrior is here for.

It's just about to be replaced. While that means there's a better D-Max coming, now could be the time to snap up a bargain.

It's the best selling car in Australia and while it will spend most of its time on the black top, what's it like off-road?

The Toyota HiLux Rogue is the version of Australia's top-selling vehicle pitched at a weekend-warrior or family buyer. True to form, it does the task well without really excelling at much.