It uses a 2.5-litre turbo-diesel with an automatic transmission and four-wheel drive.

Base focuses on core capability and value, while Luxury adds further comfort and convenience equipment.

LDV rates the current Australian model to tow up to 3500kg braked when correctly equipped. Payload, axle, towball and gross-combination limits also apply.

The selected Australian ute range uses four-wheel drive, with capability and drive modes varying by model and grade.

The Terron 9 provides generous space for five adults plus dual 12.3-inch displays and modern smartphone connectivity.

Available systems include autonomous emergency braking, adaptive cruise control and lane assistance. Exact equipment varies by grade and model year.

Yes, provided the selected vehicle’s payload, towing limits, tub dimensions, tyres and accessories match the intended use.

Current LDV utes are supported by a seven-year or 200,000km new-vehicle warranty, whichever occurs first, subject to terms and exclusions.