ModelHi-Jet
LocationNew South WalesSouth AustraliaVictoria
RegionBrisbaneIpswichLogan - BeaudesertMoreton Bay - South
TransmissionAutomaticManual
Body typeUte
New / usedUsed, Demo & Near New
Fuel / electricPetrol
Cylinders3 cylinders
Induction / turboNot ApplicableTurbo
Dealer / privateDealer
LifestyleTradie
ColourSilverWhite
Doors2 doors
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Daihatsu Aspirated cars for sale or order in Queensland

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Dealer used
2023 Daihatsu Hi-JetAuto 4x4
$61,900
Excl. Govt. Charges
Ute
Ute
Automatic
Automatic
3cyl 0.7L Petrol
3cyl 0.7L Petrol
11,250 km
11,250 km
QLD
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27
Dealer used
2021 Daihatsu Hi-JetManual 4x4
$28,500
Excl. Govt. Charges
3cyl 0.7L Petrol
3cyl 0.7L Petrol
9,152 km
9,152 km
Manual
Manual
QLD
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17
Dealer used
2021 Daihatsu Hi-JetAuto 4x4
$23,400
Excl. Govt. Charges
Ute
Ute
Automatic
Automatic
3cyl 0.7L Petrol
3cyl 0.7L Petrol
18,698 km
18,698 km
QLD
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38
Dealer used
2023 Daihatsu Hi-JetAuto 4x4
$65,900
Excl. Govt. Charges
Ute
Ute
Automatic
Automatic
3cyl 0.7L Petrol
3cyl 0.7L Petrol
2,700 km
2,700 km
QLD
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