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Used Diesel Pickups Remain a Sought-After Option for Those Who Need Robustness, Simple Maintenance, and Good Load Capacity, Staying Within the Price Range of Up to R$ 45 Thousand in Different Configurations.
The used medium pickup market remains an alternative for those looking for vehicles suitable for cargo transport or daily work demands.
Despite the appreciation of automobiles in recent years, there are still diesel models that remain in the range of up to R$ 45 thousand, according to the Tabela Fipe, offering characteristics of robustness and lower fuel consumption compared to gasoline versions.
These options are sought after by users who need reinforced traction, durable engines, and cargo beds capable of meeting diverse professional activities.
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Honda performs miracles in fuel consumption with a hatch that marks 13.2 km/l in the city and 15 km/l on the highway, leaving Polo, HB20, 208, and Onix behind and becoming a reference among compact cars without resorting to turbo or hybrid systems.
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Six diseases that seem common but can prevent the renewal of the driver’s license for the elderly throughout Brazil and surprise experienced drivers — could any of them affect you without showing clear signs?
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With 122 hp, fuel consumption of up to 17.7 km/l, and a trunk capacity of 440 liters, this hybrid SUV impresses even though it costs up to R$ 47,000 more than the Yaris — meet the Toyota Corolla Cross.
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600 km with three Chinese plug-in SUVs, same mode and air conditioning on: Jaecoo 7, BYD Song Plus, and Haval H6 hit the road, and the pump reveals who was truly the most economical.
Experts in commercial vehicles explain that diesel engines from previous generations tend to offer simpler maintenance and longer lifespan when properly maintained.
Chevrolet S10 2.8 4×4 STD 2000
The Chevrolet S10 STD 2.8 4×4, model year 2000, is listed with a value close to R$ 42,384, according to the Tabela Fipe.
The model uses a 2.8 turbodiesel engine known in the automotive sector for its simple configuration and durability.
The engine generates 132 hp and 34 kgfm, paired with a five-speed manual transmission and a 4×4 on-demand traction system.
This feature is utilized by professionals who travel on rural roads or uneven terrains.
Reference data from the time indicate a consumption close to 8.6 km/l in urban cycles and 13.3 km/l on highways.
The dimensions include about 4.25 m in length, 3.12 m in wheelbase, 1.73 m in width, and 1.60 m in height.
The cargo bed has approximately 860 liters, with a payload of 1,060 kg.
Nissan Frontier SE 2.8 4×2 2003
The Nissan Frontier SE 2.8 4×2, year 2003, appears in the Tabela Fipe for R$ 45,987.
The model uses a 2.8 turbodiesel engine, with 132 hp and 34.7 kgfm, paired with a five-speed manual transmission and rear-wheel drive.
According to technical references, the indicated consumption is approximately 10.1 km/l in the city and 13 km/l on the highway.
Among the features highlighted by analysts is the capacity of the cargo bed, estimated at 1,012 liters.
The model measures about 5.07 m in length, with 2.95 m in wheelbase, 1.82 m in width, 1.70 m in height, and payload of 1,000 kg.
Toyota Hilux CD DLX 4×2 2.8 1999
The Toyota Hilux CD DLX 4×2 2.8, from 1999, appears in the Tabela Fipe for R$ 44,989.
The vehicle uses a 2.8 naturally aspirated engine, recognized by experts for its mechanical simplicity.
It delivers 77 hp and 17.7 kgfm, with a five-speed manual transmission and 4×2 traction.
Consumption references indicate about 7 km/l in urban cycles and 11 km/l on highways.
The model has approximately 4.85 m in length, 2.85 m in wheelbase, 1.69 m in width, and 1.59 m in height.
The cargo bed offers about 776 liters, while the payload of 1,180 kg is considered a highlight of this configuration.
Two Extra Models
Ford Ranger XLT 2.5 4×4 2001. The Ford Ranger XLT 2.5 4×4, year 2001, appears in the Tabela Fipe for R$ 40,380.
The utility brings a 2.5 turbodiesel engine, with approximately 115 hp and 29 kgfm, connected to a five-speed manual transmission and temporary 4×4 traction.
Technical data indicates consumption of 9 km/l in the city and 11 km/l on the highway.
The model measures about 5.12 m in length and 3.19 m in wheelbase, with 1.76 m in width and 1.77 m in height.
The cargo bed holds approximately 850 liters, and the payload is around 1,100 kg.
The other is the Mitsubishi L200 GLS Sport 2.5 4×4 2003. The Mitsubishi L200 GLS Sport 2.5 4×4, from 2003, can be found in the Tabela Fipe for R$ 42,810.
The model uses a 2.5 turbodiesel engine, with 121 hp and 26.2 kgfm, with a five-speed manual transmission and temporary 4×4 traction.
According to widely reported data, the estimated consumption is 11 km/l in urban areas and 13.3 km/l on highways.
The pickup has about 4.25 m in length, 3.12 m in wheelbase, 1.73 m in width, and 1.60 m in height.
The cargo bed registers approximately 860 liters, and the payload is around 1,060 kg.
With differences in traction, consumption, load capacity, and engines, these five pickups present distinct profiles within the limit of up to R$ 45 thousand.
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