Isuzu FVR Reviews

The Australian new-vehicle market has nearly clocked up a full year of positive sales results, with September 2021 the 11th month in a row that its volume has grown month-on-month, up a strong 20.8 per cent to 83,312 units, despite stock shortages and lockdowns

Are you planning on buying a ute for your family? Maybe you’ve got double use for it, like you need it for work to transport things around and you’re wondering how good of a family car it can make. We’ve got two utes here, the Mazda BT-50 and the Isuzu D-Max, and I’m going to talk you through which is the best buy for a family.I've already tested both of these utes separately, and we’ve put them together here to give you a really good idea of how they compare, and what they're like to live with.The Mazda is the middle of the range BT-50 XTR which costs around 57 grand, before on-road costs. This Isuzu is the top of the range X-Terrain and costs just under $60 grand drive-away. So, similar pricing, but what do you get for your moolah? Let’s get into it. 

Australian independent vehicle safety authority ANCAP has released another round of five-star ratings, with the second-generation Isuzu MU-X large SUV and first-generation Toyota Yaris Cross light SUV the latest models to get the maximum overall result range-wide

Isuzu Ute Australia’s (IUA) next-generation overhaul of its two-model line-up was completed early last month with the release of the new MU-X large SUV, which – much like the related D-Max ute – has sold strongly and formed long waiting lists since its local arrival

The Australian new-vehicle market had a positive sales result for the 10th month in a row in August 2021, with its volume up a stronger than expected 33.1 per cent month-on-month, to 81,199 units

Do you like the new-generation Isuzu D-Max but wish it was a little bit tougher? Well, your prayers have been answered by Icelandic 4WD tuner Artic Trucks, which has given the dual-cab pick-up an AT35 makeover

The 2020s has really turned into the decade of waiting. Waiting for normality. Waiting for travel. Waiting to see our friends and loved ones. Waiting for new cars.

It’s no secret the automotive world is making the electric switch, and not even load-lugging utes will be spared.

Isuzu's new high standard safety spec isn't just about luring private buyers, with the brand placing big hopes on fleet expansion.

Isuzu isn't pinning its hopes on just one technology for the electrification of its range, but progress may be slower for the commercial behemoth which doesn't need to be as concerned about European emissions requirements as rivals.