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SeriesS510P
LocationSouth Australia
TransmissionManual
Body typeUte
New / usedUsed, Demo & Near New
Fuel / electricPetrol
Cylinders3 cylinders
Induction / turboNot Applicable
Dealer / privateDealer
LifestyleTradie
ColourWhite
Doors2 doors
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2017 Daihatsu Hi-Jet car for sale or order in Australia

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2017 Daihatsu Hi-JetManual 4WD
$17,990
Excl. Govt. Charges
Ute
Ute
Manual
Manual
3cyl 0.7L Petrol
3cyl 0.7L Petrol
55,833 km
55,833 km
SA
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2016 Daihatsu Hi-Jet
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$26,990
Drive away $25,852 Excl. Est. Govt. Charges
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Automatic
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3cyl 0.7L Petrol
3cyl 0.7L Petrol
30,209 km
30,209 km
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2015 Daihatsu Hi-Jet
Manual 4x4
$14,990
Excl. Govt. Charges
Ute
Ute
Manual
Manual
3cyl 0.7L Petrol
3cyl 0.7L Petrol
74,000 km
74,000 km
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2018 Daihatsu Hi-Jet
Jumbo Manual R
$24,990
Drive away $24,228 Excl. Est. Govt. Charges
Ute
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Manual
Manual
3cyl 0.7L Petrol
3cyl 0.7L Petrol
70,805 km
70,805 km
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QLD
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2016 Daihatsu Hi-Jet
Jumbo Manual R
$24,990
Drive away $24,228 Excl. Est. Govt. Charges
Ute
Ute
Manual
Manual
3cyl 0.7L Petrol
3cyl 0.7L Petrol
24,081 km
24,081 km
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QLD
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2015 Daihatsu Hi-Jet
Manual 4x4
$16,000
Excl. Govt. Charges
Ute
Ute
Manual
Manual
3cyl 0.7L Petrol
3cyl 0.7L Petrol
60,000 km
60,000 km
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NSW
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