RM 105,499 - 150,938

For anything that is not a Toyota Hilux , making inroads in the pick-up truck segment is an uphill battle. Point at any random truck, and the responses will invariably be, "Oh, look at that  Hailak."  But, if any pick-up can change that this perception, it's the 2021 Isuzu D-Max 3.0 X-Terrain, the flagship of the range. So, is the all-new D-Max good enough to have people ditching the  Hailak  moniker and turn the segment on its head? Can it really out-truck the usual suspects like the Toyota Hilux Rogue, The Mitsubishi Triton Athlete, and the Ford Ranger Wildtrak? All signs point to that, but first, let's dive in!

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RM 109,888 - 216,888

The Ford Ranger presents itself as the perfect urban pick-uptruck. There are 7 variants, ranging from the utilitarian Ranger XL Single Caball the way up to the mental Ranger Raptor. It has class-leading refinement and ride, with plenty of featuresand technology as well as clever touches all over that make it a great worktruck or family-mover. There are 3 engines available, a 2.0-litre single turbodiesel (170 PS/405 Nm), a 2.0-litre bi-turbodiesel (210 PS/500 Nm) and a3.0-litre twin-turbo V6 petrol (397 PS/583 Nm). The Ford Ranger is priced from RM 98,888 all the way upto RM 259,888.

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RM 91,900 - 146,900

Nissan Navara has been around since 2015 as a fully-imported (CBU) from Thailand. There are two models available: the single variant Single Cab, while the Double Cab model which comes with six variants - E, SE (MT), SE (AT), V, VL and VL PLUS. Nissan Navara is now competing against Toyota Hilux . The starting price for manual Single Cab model is at RM 79,000, while the base Double Cab E manual retails at RM 98,888. Launch of new 2019 Nissan Navara pick-up

RM 81,390 - 154,900

Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia introduced the facelifted 2019 Mitsubishi Triton back in January 2019, which saw the fifth-generation model receiving its mid-life update. Unlike the previous fourth-generation model which was offered with a single-cab variant, the fifth-generation model that is sold here is only available with a dual-cab configuration.  The model is priced from RM 79,890 to RM 137,900. 

RM 124,179 - 143,218

Mazda BT-50 – Overview The Mazda BT-50 pick-up is a product Mazda Motor would rather partner with a specialist, such as the previous generations where they’ve partnered with Ford. For this latest Mazda BT-50, Mazda has partnered with Isuzu and thus, the BT-50 has the majority of the hardware found in the Iatest all-new 2021 Isuzu D-Max. For the all-new 2021 Mazda BT-50 range, two variants are on offer. (to update once the vehicle is available for sale) The 2021 Mazda BT-50 is also the latest pick-up to join the list of excise duty-free recreational vehicles, led by Toyota Hilux, Mitsubishi Triton, Ford Ranger, Nissan Navara and Isuzu D-Max. 

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