Isuzu FVR Reviews
You'll find all our Isuzu FVR reviews right here. Isuzu FVR prices range from $174,350 for the FVR 165 300 Mwb to $190,750 for the FVR 165 300 Mlwb.
Our reviews offer detailed analysis of the 's features, design, practicality, fuel consumption, engine and transmission, safety, ownership and what it's like to drive.
The most recent reviews sit up the top of the page, but if you're looking for an older model year or shopping for a used car, scroll down to find Isuzu dating back as far as 2020.
Or, if you just want to read the latest news about the Isuzu FVR, you'll find it all here.
Isuzu Reviews and News
Isuzu D-Max 2022 review: 1.9-litre SX single cab-chassis 4x2 auto - GVM test
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By Mark Oastler · 02 Mar 2022
The Toyota HiLux partly owes its enviable status as Australia's most popular ute to its long-standing dominance of 4x2 sales, which mostly attract ABN-armed tradies and fleet buyers chasing rugged no-frills workhorses with low purchase and operating costs combined with strong resale values.
Episode 219 - Best utes coming to Australia in 2022!
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By CarsGuide team · 25 Feb 2022
Episode 219 - Best utes coming to Australia in 2022!
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Nissan Navara Pro-4X Warrior vs Isuzu D-Max X-Terrain 2022 4x4 ute comparison review
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By Marcus Craft · 12 Feb 2022
The D-Max X-Terrain and Nissan Navara Pro-4X Warrior are the top-shelf variants in their respective line-ups.The D-Max top dog has been updated and now has a tow bar receiver as standard, a 50kg increase to its Gross Combination Mass and styling tweaks.The Warrior is a purpose-built 4WD collaboration between Nissan Australia and Aussie vehicle engineering company, Premcar.
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Are Toyotas too expensive for Australians?
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By Byron Mathioudakis · 06 Feb 2022
What do GWM (for Great Wall Motors that also includes Haval), Isuzu, Kia and MG have in common?All have enjoyed double- and even triple-digit percentage growth in Australian sales over the past year, and all partly because of the gaping big hole left in t
Slow start to 2022 sees Hyundai, VW dip
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By Tim Nicholson · 03 Feb 2022
Official new-vehicle sales figures reveal a shaky start to the year, with overall registrations hitting 75,863 units, down by 4.8 per cent compared with January 2021.One year ago, the industry was optimistic, with dealerships finally open following months
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January best car deals
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By Neil Dowling · 19 Jan 2022
Strong buying in 2021 sees the new-car market rally bouncing into 2022, and while that means a fresh flow of new vehicles, demand is still overpowering supply.
Six brands with huge sales increases in 2021
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By Tim Nicholson · 16 Jan 2022
Last year was a real mixed bag when it comes to new-vehicle sales in Australia.On the one hand, it was a strong year in terms of outright volume, with overall sales reaching 1,049,831 units - a 14.5 per cent increase on the decidedly average 2020 tally.Bu
Australia’s top 100 new cars revealed
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By Justin Hilliard · 15 Jan 2022
2021 was a year to remember – or forget – for all of us, but it was also an important 12-month period that saw the Australian new-vehicle market start to bounce back from some serious challenges, of which a few well-documented ones continue to linger
Isuzu D-Max X-Terrain 2022 review: off-road test
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By Marcus Craft · 04 Jan 2022
Isuzu's top-of-the-range D-Max ute, the X-Terrain, has undergone a refresh as part of a range-wide update for 2022. Most tweaks are style-based but there have been a few changes of substance, including a tow bar receiver as standard, 50kg more of gross combined mass, and heated front seats.With a price-tag more than $60k, is the X-Terrain worth your consideration? Check out our latest review...
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The best canopies for your Isuzu D-Max
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By David Morley · 09 Dec 2021
While some utes are bought on reputation, some for their styling and others on their basis of their performance, Isuzu’s D-Max range of utes has been a strong seller on the basis of value-for-money and ruggedness.
