D-Max Tough
Isuzu x Fieldays®
Get New Zealand’s safest and toughest Ute the Isuzu D-Max. The D-Max takes care of you now and when you go to sell, as a tough negotiator the D-Max also features great resale value! With the Isuzu Driver Assistance System across range, you won’t want to be sheepish, get in quick and test drive today!
Features
Autonomous Emergency Braking | Adaptive Cruise Control | Lane Keeping | Forward Collision Warning | Misacceleration Mitigation | Blind Spot Monitoring | Rear Parking Sensors | Reversing Camera | Driver Attention Alert | 9″ Touchscreen Infotainment | Apple Carplay® and Android Auto® | Satellite Navigation | Hill Start Assist | 3.5 Ton towing | 8 Airbags
Specifications
- 3.0L DOHC Turbo Diesel
- 140 kW @ 3,600 rpm
- 450 Nm @ 1,600 – 2,600 rpm
- 3.5 ton towing (braked)
Warranty
MU-X Runout
Isuzu x Fieldays®
When it comes to tough, only one SUV is considered. The MU-X is built for all the rough and tumble of an adventurous family. With a new model coming later in 2021 there’s no better time to get behind the wheel of an MU-X, arrange a test drive today!
Features
Reversing Camera | Electronic Stability Control | SAT NAV GPS | Premium Touchscreen, Audio & DVD | 7 Seater | Steering Wheel Controls | 3 Ton towing | Airbags | 18″ Alloys |
Specifications
- 3.0L DOHC Turbo Diesel
- 130 kW @ 3,600 rpm
- 430 Nm @ 2,000 – 2,200 rpm
- 3 ton towing (braked)
Warranty
GrassRoots Rugby Competition
Win a D-Max for your rugby club for the 2021 season
Nominate your local rugby club at www.isuzuutes.co.nz/rugby to win an LX Double Cab for the 2021 season. Every week there will additional chances for individuals to win prizes.
Meet the range
Distributor 100% Kiwi Owned
Isuzu Motors dates back to 1916 and is now the world’s largest manufacturer of trucks and diesel engines. Producing heavy, medium and light-duty trucks, buses, passenger vehicle engines and industrial-use diesel engines. Isuzu Motors is at the forefront of vehicle chassis and diesel engine technology.
Early Days
Founded in 1916 when two Japanese power houses joined forces for vehicle development. In 1922 the company produced the first passenger vehicle in Japan in a joint venture with Wolseley. The two Japanese power companies established Tokyo Automobile Industries Co. in 1937, eventually taking the name Isuzu Motors Limited in 1949.
The Ute
In 1972 Isuzu Motors signed a capital agreement with General Motors and the first generation ute the Isuzu Faster is released, exported all round the world. Isuzu went on to release the second generation in 1980, third generation in 1988 and fourth generation in 1997. In 2002 the D-Max is launched, seeing updates in 2010 and 2016 before all of those years of refinement brought us the D-Max yet.
In a nutshell
Isuzu have a long history of making trucks, utes and cars for customers all round the world, quickly becoming known for their reliability and build strength. A reputation that resonated with kiwi culture, growing in popularity among New Zealand owners as a ute that loved the rough and tumble of work life, never skipping a beat.
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