Best Value Pickup Truck 2018: Fiat Fullback • Professional Van

The Fiat Fullback has been named as the ‘Best Value Pickup Truck for 2018’ at the Professional Pickup & 4×4 Awards. Available from just £200 a month plus VAT, the Fiat Fullback is competitively priced and it comes with a generous amount of spec.

“The Fullback is a very capable product at a very competitive price”, explains Liam Campbell, editor and founder of Professional Pickup & 4×4 magazine.

“The four-wheel-drive system is, what we consider, the best on the market, the 2.4-litre diesel engine is smooth and efficient and there’s a lot of kit as standard. To receive all this for just £200 a month represents huge value for money, and will no doubt help the newcomer make inroads into this fiercely competed for sector”.

Fiat Fullback: Strong Value

There are three trim levels on the Fiat Fullback; the entry-level SX, mid-level LX and the lifestyle-focused Cross. Official list prices start from £21,695 (plus VAT) for the Fullback SX, £23,495 (plus VAT) for the Fullback LX and £26,495 (plus VAT) for the Fullback Cross. There’s roughly a £1,000 premium for the five-speed automatic transmission.

In addition, there are some fantastic deals available from FCA Automotive Services, the finance arm of Fiat. Over two years, the Fiat Fullback SX starts from just £199 plus VAT a month (plus additional fees).

Standard equipment on the SX version includes remote central locking, electric windows and mirrors, Bluetooth connectivity (phone calling and music streaming), DAB digital radio, a leather-trimmed steering wheel and gear knob, steering-wheel-mounted remote audio controls, air conditioning (including rear vents), Start & Stop, front fog lamps, a tubular side step and a host of safety features.

Moving up to the LX, customers also receive keyless go, leather upholstery, electrically-adjusted and heated front seats, dual-zone climate control, bi-xenon headlamps with washers, enhanced body styling, privacy glass and a 6.1-inch touchscreen infotainment system with DAB, Bluetooth connectivity and satellite navigation as standard.

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Liam Campbell

Liam Campbell is an award-winning journalist with a Masters degree in Automotive Journalism from Coventry University. Growing up on a farm and learning to drive in a Mk1 Range Rover (his left thigh is still twice as big as his right), Liam likes to think he knows a thing or two about commercial 4x4s. Previously, he was the Van Editor at Parkers, before taking up a post at Professional Pickup & 4x4. He now works in product management in the LCV industry.