Well, it looks like the speculative pricing of the Mazda BT-50 as indicated in the advertisements posted (here and here) on our sister site, oto.my are close to the mark.
A quick visit to the Mazda showroom in Glenmarie yesterday revealed the truck parked on the showroom floor, so it’s pretty much here. We snagged a copy of the brochure and price list, and have scanned it, so there’s no need for us to go into great detail as to what kit and features the BT-50 has, letting the scans do the talking.
Main points are that there are two models available, a 2.2L 4×4 (in either manual or auto) and a 3.2L 4×4, only in auto. There’s a choice of five exterior shades, these being Cool White, Titanium Grey, Highlight Silver, Sparkling Gold and Gun Metal Blue.
Price-wise, the BT-50 goes for RM89,841 for the 2.2 MT and RM95,552 for the 2.2 AT, while the 3.2 AT version retails for RM107,051, all on-the-road with insurance. This compares favourably with that of the recently-launched Ford Ranger T6, which is priced at RM89,888 for the 2.2 XLT manual, RM95,888 for the 2.2 XLT automatic and RM116,888 for the 3.2L XLT Wildtrak.
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Comments mostly focus on comparing the Mazda BT-50 with other pickups like Ford Ranger and Triton, highlighting features such as safety equipment, design, and price. Many appreciate the BT-50 for its safety features like TCS, HDC, and DSC, and its value compared to competitors. Some express preferences based on looks or comfort, while others debate specifications and safety standards. Overall, sentiments are positive towards Mazda's offerings, with some critique of Ford's safety features and design aesthetics.