Mazda BT-50 Valuation — What Your Mazda BT-50 Is Worth in Australia

Across 326 Mazda BT-50 listings currently advertised by Australian dealers, asking prices run from about $36,800 to $63,900, with a typical listing around $52,000.

Shares much of its engineering with the D-MAX, and prices track the wider dual-cab ute market closely.

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Mazda BT-50 prices on the market right now

These are advertised dealer asking prices, not offers. What a dealer pays you sits below retail, because they carry reconditioning, holding and selling costs before the car leaves the lot.

Lower end

$36,800

Higher kilometres or older stock

Typical listing

$52,000

The middle of the market

Upper end

$63,900

Late model, low kilometres

Listings compared
326
Typical odometer
41,036 km
Years available
2015–2025
Data refreshed
31 July 2026

Mazda BT-50 value by year

Find your build year to see where comparable cars are advertised. Your own kilometres, variant and condition move you within that band.

YearLower endTypicalUpper endTypical km
2025$61,900$64,000$65,9002,507 km
2023$40,050$51,500$57,90042,000 km
2020$30,900$38,750$49,10098,234 km
2018$21,800$24,700$41,750193,767 km
2017$21,950$23,000$24,900201,898 km

Figures are advertised prices from live Australian dealer listings, rounded to the nearest $50. They are a market guide, not a guaranteed sale price or an offer.

Where Mazda BT-50s are selling

Demand is not even across Australia. Dealers in states with thinner supply often pay more for the same car.

  • Victoria

    79 listings

  • New South Wales

    76 listings

  • Queensland

    67 listings

  • Western Australia

    54 listings

  • South Australia

    41 listings

What moves your Mazda BT-50's value

  • Kilometres — the single biggest lever. A Mazda BT-50 well under the typical odometer for its year sits toward the upper end of the band.
  • Variant and drivetrain — trim levels within the same model year can differ by many thousands of dollars.
  • Service history — a complete logbook reassures the next buyer and reduces the dealer's risk, which shows up in the offer.
  • Condition and presentation — panel damage, worn tyres and interior wear all come off the price as reconditioning cost.
  • Timing and location — demand shifts by season and by state, and a dealer short on your model will bid harder.

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