In Australia, a new Mazda BT-50 single cab chassis generally starts in the low-to-mid $30k for 4x2 fleet-spec and stretches to the high $40k to mid $50k for 4x4, before on-roads and tray. Drive-away deals wobble with trays, tow packs and ABN discounts, so expect mid-$30ks to low-$40ks for 4x2 and high-$40ks to mid-$50ks for 4x4. Used pricing is a lucky dip: pre-2020 workhorses often run about $8k–$25k, while 2020-on examples typically land around $28k–$60k depending on kays and spec. Condition, service history, and whether the tray is a bent farm relic or a shiny alloy number will swing the figure more than paint colour ever will. If you want the real market, a quick trawl on Tradingpost usually tells the truth faster than any brochure.
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