Guys, I stumbled upon a teaser for the all new Isuzu D-MAX while I'm visiting the Isuzu Thailand website. Care to take a look what I saw?
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Tri Petch Isuzu Sales Co.,Ltd.
We think that this might be new all new Isuzu D-MAX!
Guys, I stumbled upon a teaser for the all new Isuzu D-MAX while I'm visiting the Isuzu Thailand website. Care to take a look what I saw?
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Tri Petch Isuzu Sales Co.,Ltd.
We think that this might be new all new Isuzu D-MAX!
looks like body updates lang. but im liking the steering wheel and the center console dash.
Nasa 1,200 rpm palang and it is almost 90kph na.. Wow! Kelan kaya ito.. Cool! Type ko din yung Center Console..
The photos below are the ones that leaked in an Australian auto magazine about the all-new from ground-up (including the engine) Isuzu RT-50.
As early as 2nd-quarter of 2011 it's been already rumoured that it comes with a plus-180 hp powerplant. It had undergone several tests in Chonburi, Thailand as related by a Thai contact.
looks like it share's platform and with the upcoming all new Chevy Colorado
dalhin pa kaya ng chevy phils yung pickup nila?
More Pics!!! Bitin eh. hehehe
Fasten your seatbelt! Or else...Driven To Thrill!
im excited for the rt50/alterra/mu7. just too many montero/strada and fortuner/hilux on the street (well for a good reason)
hopefully IPC realizes that there is already a need to bring that rt50 monster here (for the last 3-4 years on the VGS) to at "least" compete against the latest offering in the pick up segment. With the pending arrival of the Ford's new Ranger (BT50 to follow soon i think), Chevy's Colorado (correct me if im wrong), I strongly believe a "new" facelift for the Dmax wont do.
its long overdue anyway, so please.
LINK: Isuzu breaks out all-new D-Max in Thailand[SIZE=4]Isuzu breaks out all-new D-Max in Thailand[/SIZE]
Words by Christopher Kho | Photos courtesy of Isuzu Motors Limited
With Ford's upcoming Ranger and Chevrolet's fresh Colorado set to butt heads in 2012, Isuzu decides to jump into the ring with the all-new D-Max to make it a three-way heavyweight pickup battle. The latest D-Max has grown a bit of muscle and is now better dressed for the season. And with that menacing look on its face, we hope it's as brutal as it appears. There's also a new set of engines to choose from; and as it's based on the Japanese automaker's new stiffer i-Grip platform, this workhorse should be ready for a life of on the rough stuff.
The all-new D-Max comes with three engine options - a 116hp 2.5L Ddi Turbo, a 136hp Ddi 2.5L VGS Turbo, and the top of the line 177hp Ddi 3.0L VGS Turbo. Isuzu's newly-developed Ddi Super Commonrail engine line-up are all equipped with a variable geometry turbo and now conforms to stringent Euro 5 emission standards. There's also a new 5-speed automatic transmission with REV-Tronic Sport mode thrown in the mix to put it up to par with today's standards....
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