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Australia's best-selling utes comparison: 2020 Toyota HiLux v Ford Ranger

Australia’s best-selling utes comparison: 2020 Toyota HiLux v Ford Ranger

Posted on June 22, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Coke v Pepsi. Carlton v Collingwood. Balboa v Drago.

Famous rivalries all, but none of them are a pinch on the fierce battle between Australia’s two favourite utes.

The 4×4 versions of the Toyota HiLux and Ford Ranger constantly duke it out for the honours of the top-selling car in the country. So evenly are they matched, that the difference in sales volume over the past 60 months is less than 1000 vehicles, out of almost 340,000 sold.

Even creating the chart to illustrate the cumulative sales growth produces a merged, overlapping line. Neck and neck, every step of the way.
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Cars Tags:comparison, Ford, Ford Ranger, Toyota

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