The Isuzu D-Max was Australia’s fourth best-selling vehicle in 2025, popular with tradies, farmers and private buyers. New D-Max prices run from a single cab workhorse to well-equipped dual cab variants. New D-Max prices run from $36,200 to $80,900, and NIK Finance compares car loans across 130+ lenders to find the right one for you.
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| Isuzu D-Max | |
|---|---|
| New price (2026 range) | $36,200 to $80,900 |
| Body types | Dual Cab, Single Cab |
| 2025 new sales | 26,839 (4th in Australia) |
| 2026 sales (January to September 2026) | 18,237 (8th) |
Prices are list prices from Carsguide, based on Glass’s pricing data. Drive-away prices are higher once on-road costs such as registration and stamp duty are added.
The amount you borrow sets your repayments, and on a D-Max it depends mostly on the variant and your deposit. These are the loan amounts before on-road costs, which some lenders let you include in the loan.
| Price point | No deposit | 10% deposit | 20% deposit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry price ($36,200) | $36,000 | $32,500 | $29,000 |
| Middle of the range ($58,500) | $58,500 | $52,500 | $47,000 |
| Top of the range ($80,900) | $81,000 | $73,000 | $64,500 |
Most D-Maxs are bought for work, and that changes how the loan is best set up. If the ute is used more than half the time for business, a business loan such as a chattel mortgage usually fits better than a consumer car loan: you own the vehicle from day one, and a GST-registered business can generally claim the GST in the purchase price on its next BAS. On a D-Max listed at $36,200, that GST is about $3,291, rising to about $7,355 on the top variant. Confirm the tax position with your accountant before you sign.
See business car loans, how a chattel mortgage works, and low doc car loans for ABN holders.
Lenders finance used cars but limit how old a vehicle can be when the loan ends, so the model year affects the term you can get. Here is what earlier D-Maxs sell for, and how old each would be at the end of a 5- or 7-year loan.
| Model year | Used price range | Age at end of a 5-year loan | Age at end of a 7-year loan |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | $24,640 to $56,540 | 8 years | 10 years |
| 2021 | $20,460 to $49,720 | 10 years | 12 years |
| 2018 | $12,980 to $41,140 | 13 years | 15 years |
Used prices are Glass’s pricing data via Carsguide and vary with kilometres, condition and variant. Read more about used car loans.
Set to the entry price of a new D-Max. Adjust the price, deposit, term, rate and balloon to see the repayments for the D-Max you want. Your actual rate depends on your credit profile and the lender.
$580.30 a month at 7.5% p.a.
Car loan rates range from under 6% to over 20% depending on your credit profile, and dealer finance is rarely the sharpest. Your Kreddi Score shows your approval odds and likely rate before you apply, so a decline never lands on your credit file.
Estimates use average lender assumptions and are not an offer of credit. Your actual position depends on which of our 130+ lenders assesses you.
A new Isuzu D-Max is listed from $36,200 to $80,900 for the 2026 range. With a 10% deposit you would borrow about $32,500 for the entry variant or $73,000 for the top variant, before on-road costs. The repayment calculator on this page shows what that costs each month at the rate you enter.
Yes. A 2023 Isuzu D-Max sells for about $24,640 to $56,540 used. Lenders also consider how old the car will be when the loan ends: a 2023 model would be 10 years old at the end of a 7-year loan, so an older D-Max may mean a shorter term.
Usually, yes, if they are fitted at purchase and shown on the dealer’s invoice. Accessories added later are generally paid separately or financed with a separate loan.
No. The loan works the same way for every body type. Only the price differs, and fitting a tray or service body adds to the amount financed if it is done at purchase and shown on the invoice.
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Last reviewed 18 October 2026
NIK Finance Pty Ltd (ACN 685 393 917) is a Credit Representative (567387) of Finsure Finance & Insurance Pty Ltd (Australian Credit Licence 384704). This page is general information only and does not constitute financial advice. Consider your personal circumstances and speak with a licensed broker before applying for credit.