The Top Five Australian Utes in the Market Today

Driving and partying In the Australian outback requires strong dependable wheels and machines. A broken gear bow or blown engine out there, down under can be uncomfortable and plain ordinary. This is why you should pick your vehicle and your company with care and patience.

The first contender is the Nissan Titan, it comes equipped with an eight cylinder engine that was designed to give the big trucks and the big boys with Ford F250 a good fight and run for their money. You can buy it in the 4x4 version or the 4x2 version either one is built to last and give you freedom of movement and enough power to go anywhere you want.

The second option is an old timer that has been in Australia for ore then thirty years. We are talking about the reliable Toyota Helix 4x4 SR. The original models were equipped with a motor and roll down windows, the suspension and seats were tough as nails but they would take you anywhere. Today's Helix is also a working car but it has the comforts of modern driving air conditioning, five speed stick and automatic double traction.

Close behind is the Ford Ranger strong as always it has come to redeem the Ford name in Australia. This car is strong and ready to cruise the highways or the desert. It is built for work but has the comforts of an SUV. Several models are available starting with the 4x2 single cab diesel going all the way to the 4x4 crew cab XLT turbo diesel. There is one for all your needs and you know you can rely on a Ford.

The Holden Colorado holds its place among Australia's best, the brand has been purchased by Isuzu but the truck is unchanged. This Thailand built truck has been running around in the back woods for a long time and has gained his own reputation among the strong and the fast. There are three options for you in the market, a 2,4 liter, a 3.0 liter, they are both four cylinder engines equipped with five speed manual transmissions and the cream of the crop is the V6 3.6 liter that drives you smoothly and silently all day and night.

Last but not least we have included the Volkswagen Marko, yes; the Europeans have landed in Australia too. They have brought with them this exquisite 4x4 uses for your delight. The only model available right now is the four door crew cabin, turbo diesel model, probably the best choice their best choice to make an effort to break the Japanese control over the Australian 4wd market. It is equipped with leather seats for your comfort and permanent 4x4 Ute for your driving pleasure. We are sure it will make a dent in Japanese sales expectations very soon.