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Carzona Team
· 7 min read· 18 de junio de 2026

Fiat Strada in Paraguay: versions, prices, pros and cons

South America's best-selling compact pickup arrives in Paraguay with six versions. We analyze prices, equipment, fuel consumption and which version suits you best.

Fiat Strada in Paraguay: versions, prices, pros and cons

The Fiat Strada is the best-selling compact pickup in the region. In its second generation, it was the first in the segment to offer a true double cab with four doors and five seats, something neither the Saveiro nor the Montana had.

In Paraguay, Eurocar distributes it in six versions ranging from USD 12,900 to turbo automatic variants. Here we analyze each one so you can choose without surprises.

Versions and prices in Paraguay

Eurocar offers the Strada in six configurations. The first four use a five-speed manual gearbox. The two top versions add a turbo engine with CVT transmission.

VersionEngineCabinPrice
Endurance1.4 8V (85 HP)SingleUSD 12,900
Freedom1.3 8V (99 HP)SingleUSD 13,400
Freedom DC1.3 8V (99 HP)DoubleUSD 15,900
Volcano DC1.3 8V (99 HP)DoubleUSD 18,900
Ultra DC1.0 Turbo (125 HP)DoubleUSD 27,990
Ranch DC1.0 Turbo (125 HP)DoubleContact dealer

Reference prices from Eurocar Paraguay. May vary based on availability and current promotions.

Advantages of the Fiat Strada

Very competitive entry price: from USD 12,900, it's one of the most affordable pickups in the Paraguayan market.
Only one in the segment with a real double cab (4 doors, 5 seats) in Freedom DC, Volcano, Ultra and Ranch versions.
Efficient fuel consumption: the 1.3 engine gets approximately 13 km/l on the highway with gasoline.
Affordable parts and Fiat/Eurocar service network in Asuncion, Ciudad del Este and Encarnacion.
Generous cargo bed: 1,354 liters in single cab, 844 liters in double cab.
Standard LED headlights on Volcano and above, improving night visibility.

Disadvantages of the Fiat Strada

Naturally aspirated 1.3 engine with only 99 HP: feels tight on the highway with full load or uphill.
Firm suspension: prioritizes cargo over comfort. Empty, you feel every pothole.
Basic equipment on entry versions (Endurance/Freedom): no multimedia screen or parking sensors.
Turbo automatic versions (Ultra/Ranch) cost nearly double the entry version.
Interior material quality below competitors like the VW Saveiro in higher trims.

Who is the Fiat Strada for

Independent worker

If you need a pickup for hauling tools or materials without overspending, the Endurance or Freedom are hard to beat on price.

Family that needs a bed

The Freedom double cab at USD 15,900 carries five people and still has a bed for groceries or trips to the countryside.

First vehicle

With low consumption and affordable maintenance, it's a practical choice for first-time buyers. Insurance is also cheaper than SUVs at the same price.

Mixed city/rural use

The Volcano with 1.3 engine and double cab handles both scenarios well: comfortable in Asuncion, capable on dirt roads in the interior.

Strada vs. the competition

In the compact pickup segment, the Strada competes with few direct rivals in Paraguay:

  • VW Saveiro: more refined finish but no true double cab option. Similar pricing on base versions.
  • Chevrolet Montana: more powerful engine (133 HP turbo) and better tech equipment, but higher entry price.
  • Renault Duster Oroch: larger and more comfortable, but in a different price and consumption range. Better for long highway trips.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Fiat Strada maintenance cost in Paraguay?

A basic service (oil, filters) runs around USD 80-120 at authorized Eurocar shops. Parts are affordable because it shares its platform with other Mercosur Fiat models.

Can the Fiat Strada handle dirt roads?

Yes, with care. It's not 4x4, but the ground clearance (205 mm) and rigid rear axle suspension handle decent dirt roads well. For heavy mud or fields, you need something bigger.

Which version is the best value?

The Freedom double cab at USD 15,900 is the sweet spot: 1.3 engine, five seats, air conditioning and power steering. The Endurance is cheaper but sacrifices space and equipment.

What's the Fiat Strada's fuel consumption?

With the 1.3 engine on gasoline: approximately 9 km/l in the city and 13 km/l on the highway. The 1.0 turbo versions consume slightly more in the city but perform similarly on the highway thanks to the CVT.

Are there used Fiat Stradas on Carzona?

Yes. You can search all available Fiat Stradas with filters for year, price and location. First-generation used ones start from USD 8,000-10,000.

Find your Fiat Strada

All available Stradas in Paraguay, new and used, with real prices and direct seller contact.