2022 HYUNDAI EX10 MIGHTY MWB CAB CHASSIS MANUAL for sale $63,388
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| Title | 2022 HYUNDAI EX10 MIGHTY MWB CAB CHASSIS MANUAL |
| Make | HYUNDAI |
| Price | AUD $63,388 |
| Listing Type | New |
| Stock Number | EX10MWB |
| Refcode | TA1108621 |
| Category | Rigid |
| Power - kW | 127 |
| Drive | 4x2 |
| Kms | 150 |
| GVM - kg | 10,300 |
| GCM - kg | 0.00 |
NEW HYUNDAI MIGHTY EX10 MWB CAB CHASSIS
- AVAILABLE -
PERFECT FOR A CUSTOM TRADIE PACK OR SERVICE BODY
5 YEAR FACTORY BACKED WARRANTY
24/7 ROAD SIDE ASSIST
Like a reliable partner always ready to work 24/7, the all-new Hyundai Mighty Truck range helps build your business in Australia. Truck reviews highlight the smartly designed exterior to the wide, spacious cabin and sturdily built chassis, Mighty has been engineered to be the best-in-class. No matter what the job, Mighty is designed to help you get it done quickly, efficiently and comfortably so youre ready for your next customer
SPECIFICATIONS:
3.9L 4Cyl Intercooled Turbo Diesel 170hp & 608nm of torque
Euro 5 EGR (no Ad-blue or DPF systems)
6 Speed Manual TransmissionrTruck License (MR) - 10,300 GVMrMedium 3,400mm Wheelbase (Can fit a 4.5m tray/body)
24 VoltrCruise Control
Keyless Entry
Steering Wheel Controls
Adjustable Steering Column
Adjustable Suspension Drivers Seat
SAFETY FEATURES INCLUDE:
High Power Assist Brake (HAB)
Hill Start Assist Control (HAC)
Engine Drag Control (EDC/EDS)
Competitive In-house Finance Available
$63,388.00 INC GST
Registration and Government Charges depend on final fit up.
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