2020 Fiat Fullback
VEHICLE HIGHLIGHTS
This 2020 Fiat Fullback shows 225 000 km on the clock and is offered as a well-equipped double cab; the odometer reading and specification are the key facts to check against your work or family needs. As a model it balances load-carrying and everyday comfort for buyers who want a practical bakkie.
Drive is a 2.4Di‑D 181 hp turbodiesel with an automatic gearbox and full-time 4x4; the claimed consumption is 7.5 L/100 km, useful to budget for running costs on long tours or regular site runs. Towing and load flexibility suit both leisure towing and trades use; this Fullback 2.4Di-D double cab 4x4 LX auto gives straightforward capability.
Located in Annlin-Wes, Pretoria (Gauteng). If you want a closer look at this diesel bakkie in Gauteng, enquire to book a viewing or test drive and compare similar new Fullback for sale listings on Auto.co.za.
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Fiat Fullback
Fiat’s Fullback single cab quietly slipped into the South African bakkie market when the brand was still trying to find its feet among tough-as-nails competitors. You got a 2.4-litre petrol lump with a manual gearbox and not much else—no diesel, no fancy kit, just a badge-swap workhorse aimed at those who want the basics. With the likes of Nissan’s NP300 Hardbody and Isuzu’s D-Max single cabs hovering around, it was always going to be a tough sell, especially for buyers who rack up massive mileage and need something cheap to run. There’s only one listed on the market now, sitting at R179,900, which says plenty about how South Africans have judged the Fullback’s staying power. That lone survivor is a 2018 model with a hefty 164,780 km already chalked up, and you won’t find another variant—this is it: 2.4 MPi, manual, and nothing more. Stock is non-existent elsewhere, so if you want one, you’re basically out of luck unless you like chasing unicorns. For nearly R180k you’re staring down a petrol bakkie with high mileage, when the Hardbody will almost always be easier to keep going and the D-Max will put more money back in your pocket if you ever sell. The only real curveball here is that the Fullback rides on Mitsubishi L200 bones, and on paper at least, that opens up the parts bin a bit if you know where to look. That matters, especially if you’re considering an unloved oddity that’s racked up serious Gauteng-to-Cape Town mileage.
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2020 Fiat Fullback
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