Fiat DUCATO FAQs

• Is the Fiat Ducato any good?

  As one of the last remaining Fiat vehicles sold in Australia, that in itself speaks volumes about the quality of the Ducato van. This is a vehicle that has been produced over a number of generations now, and each time it has continued to cement its legacy as a solid and dependable unit. First launched back in 1981, the Fiat Ducato has sold around 3 million units since then, imported into more than 80 countries and regions around the world.

• What is the price of a Fiat Ducato van?

  With plenty of options, configurations and variants to choose from, the price range of the Fiat Ducato line-up begins at $38,500 and reaches a peak of $57,500. Both of these prices are before on-roaf costs, which means you will need to include stamp duty, registration, dealer delivery fees, and any other government charges. These prices are subject to change, and Fiat has already revamped its line-up in recent times, so make sure you check with your local dealer for the latest information on the Ducato range.

• How many kilometres can a Fiat Ducato do?

  As with most of today's cars, build quality and reliability is a lot better than yesteryear, which also means you can own a car like this for ages to come. If you are proactive in terms of maintenance, and get on top of repairs early, you can expect the Ducato van to last hundreds of thousands of kilometres. By that stage you will probably be concerned about the latest safety and technology developments, so you can rest easy knowing this is a long-lasting unit.