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Fiat Ducato Review, For Sale, Specs, Colours & Models in Australia

Fiat Ducato Review, For Sale, Specs, Colours & Models in Australia

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$57,832

Fiat Professional offers the Ducato van in medium, long and extra-long wheelbase versions with low- and mid-roof options.

All are powered by a 2.2L four-cylinder turbo-diesel engine driving the front wheels via a nine-speed automatic transmission.

It also remains a popular basis for camper van conversions by specialists like Jayco and Trakka.

The line-up currently starts at $57,832 for the Ducato 2.2 Mwb\mr and ranges through to $64,828 for the range-topping Ducato 2.2 XLWB\mr.

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Van
9 Speed Automatic
Diesel
Overview
Likes
AEB
New drivetrain
Two-tonne-plus payload
Dislikes
Left footrest
Three-year warranty
Driver’s seat adjustment

Fiat Ducato FAQs

What's causing my Fiat Ducato to go into limp mode?

It’s difficult to say what could be causing the problem, because it would seem to be intermittent ad they are the hardest problems of all to solve. By turning it off you are in effect rebooting the computer, so it will run normally until the next time it detects the problem. To have any chance of diagnosing the problem it needs to be evident when the mechanic does his check. If it’s not there’s nothing to see. It could be a number of things; all you can do it to persist in the hope that it will show up during a diagnostic check.

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Best platform for a motorhome?

I've driven both and much prefer the Sprinter. The "manumatic" in the Fiat is not good and I prefer the way the Benz sits on the road, how it performs over bumps and its resistance to crosswinds.

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Fiat Ducato motorhome noise and smoke

There are a number of possible explanations, from the turbocharger, to the fuel pump, and the injectors. Your dealer should be able to diagnose the problem, if not, take it to another dealer. If that also fails take it to a diesel engine specialist.

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Fiat Ducato Accessories

Standard features include 16-inch steel wheels with heavy-duty 215/75 R16C tyres and a full-size spare (16-inch alloys optional), infotainment system with 5.0-inch touchscreen, USB/AUX connectivity and steering wheel controls, power-adjustable and heated exterior mirror, single cargo bay side-sliding door, twin rear barn-doors with 270-degree opening, reversing camera/rear parking sensors plus an upgraded safety suite headlined by AEB to name a few.

Shown above are the accessory details for the Fiat Ducato 2021.

Fiat Ducato Pricing & Specs

The price range for the Fiat Ducato varies based on the trim level you choose. Starting at $57,832 and going to $64,828 for the latest year the model was manufactured. The model range is available in the following body types starting from the engine/transmission specs shown below.
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Fiat Ducato Colours

Aluminium Grey
Black
Blue
Ferric Grey
Golden White
Imperial Blue
Lake Blue
Red
White
To confirm current colour availability, please check the manufacturer's website. Shown above are the colours for the Fiat Ducato.

Fiat Ducato Seats

There's a multi-adjustable driver's seat with fold-down inboard armrest. The separate dual passenger seat features a full three-point central seatbelt. 

Shown above are seat details for the Fiat Ducato 2021.

Fiat Ducato Interior

A sealed steel bulkhead separates the cabin from the cargo bay, insulating driver and passengers from cargo bay noise and doubling as a robust cargo barrier. Leg room for the centre passenger is unusually generous, even for tall adults, which would be appreciated by a crew of three.

Shown above are interior details for the Fiat Ducato 2021.