2+ Mazda B-series Cars for Sale in South Africa
Browse 2 available Mazda B-series for sale in South Africa. Compare specifications, pricing, and options from trusted dealers. The current price range for these listings is from R 129,950 to R 139,950. The average listed price is R 134,950. Mileage varies between 306,915 km and 469,247 km.
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Est. monthly payment:
R 2,871 p/m
Est. monthly payment: R 2,871 p/m
Pretoria Central, Pretoria, Gauteng
Est. monthly payment:
R 2,666 p/m
Est. monthly payment: R 2,666 p/m
Pretoria Central, Pretoria, Gauteng
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Mazda B-series
Mazda’s B-series single cab is almost a ghost in today’s South African classifieds, yet here it is, rubbing shoulders with the likes of the Nissan NP300 Hardbody and old-shape Ford Ranger single cabs. You won’t find modern refinements or a tech-laden cabin—this was always about price and getting the job done, nothing fancy. Right now, the “market” is one lonely listing: a 2007 model tagged at R129,950. That’s not a segment, that’s a fossil find. No diesel anywhere, just petrol and a manual box. If you’re trying to gauge resale value, or even haggle, one option isn’t a trend—it's a shot in the dark, and that matters.
The lone survivor is a DRIFTER 2600 SLX LWB single cab, and the odometer is shouting: 469,247 km. Half a million kays is either proof that the 2.6-litre engine can take a beating, or a warning flare for your wallet, depending on how it’s been looked after. If you’re even glancing at this, you’re probably after a farm hack or a no-nonsense workhorse—nobody’s buying at this price for the paintwork. New stock? Forget it. Mazda pulled the plug on these years ago, so if you pack smart on price, sure, it’s an option. But don’t kid yourself: a thorough inspection is non-negotiable and finding spares for a 17-year-old Mazda bakkie in Mzansi isn’t a given.