Exclusive Savings For ABN Holders On Mazda BT-50: Drive-Away Discounts Available

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Exclusive Savings For ABN Holders On Mazda BT-50: Drive-Away Discounts Available
Exclusive Savings For ABN Holders On Mazda BT-50: Drive-Away Discounts Available

Mazda Australia has rolled out a special offer for Australian Business Number (ABN) holders, providing a significant discount on select 2023 models within the BT-50 range. This offer is valid from now until April 30, 2024, presenting ABN holders with an opportunity to save $1320 on their purchase. Two variants from the 2023-built BT-50 lineup are included in this promotion.

The BT-50 XT 4×4 manual dual-cab ute, usually priced at $49,990, is now available to ABN holders at a discounted drive-away price of $49,990. Similarly, the SP variant, exclusively available in 4×4 with a six-speed automatic transmission, has received the same $1320 discount, bringing its drive-away price down to $64,670.

The Interior, Steering, Dashboard, And Central Console Of A Mazda BT-50 (Credits: Mazda Newsroom)
The Interior, Steering, Dashboard, And Central Console Of A Mazda BT-50 (Credits Mazda Newsroom)

These discounted prices, valid until the end of April, encompass 12 months of registration and compulsory third-party insurance, along with stamp duty and other applicable statutory charges, dealer delivery, and administration fees.

ABN holders can take advantage of discounted drive-away prices for select MY23 BT-50 models, including the 2023 Mazda BT-50 4×4 XT manual dual cab, priced at $49,990, saving $1320, and the 2023 Mazda BT-50 4×4 SP auto dual cab, available for $64,670, also with a $1320 discount.

Both models are backed by Mazda’s comprehensive five-year, unlimited-kilometer warranty and include five years of premium roadside assistance for added peace of mind. Equipped with a robust 3.0-litre four-cylinder turbo-diesel engine, generating 140kW of power and 450Nm of torque, these BT-50 variants offer reliable performance. The manual XT variant boasts a combined fuel consumption of 7.7L/100km, while the automatic SP variant slightly trails with 8.0L/100km.

The Rear And Side Profiles Of The Mazda BT-50 (Credits: Mazda Newsroom)

With a braked towing capacity of 3500kg and an unbraked capacity of 750kg, both models deliver versatility for various hauling needs. However, the XT showcases a maximum payload of 1095kg, surpassing the SP’s limit of 892kg. In 2023, Mazda achieved remarkable sales success with the BT-50, with 14,043 four-wheel-drive units sold, edging out competitors like the Mitsubishi Triton 4×4, which recorded 13,732 sales during the same period.

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