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  • paisanpaisan Member Posts: 21,181
    100% owned by Ford, i doubt you'll ever see an Mazda Badged Isuzu truck.

    -mike
  • sdavitosdavito Member Posts: 71
    1/3 owned by Ford...

    David
  • paisanpaisan Member Posts: 21,181
    Last i heard it was 100%, anyone have specific data on that?

    -mike
  • raydahsraydahs Member Posts: 449
    Maybe the GM/Mazda partnership is just the beginning?
    http://www.indystar.com/print/articles/8/058468-5438-036.html
  • libertycatlibertycat Member Posts: 593
    I thought the U.S. was going to also get the Hombre but apparently only other parts of the world. How dumb! ISUZU-bring the Hombre to the United States before you go out of business-please.
  • paisanpaisan Member Posts: 21,181
    Those are OLD, based on the '92-99 troopers.

    -mike
  • silverghostsilverghost Member Posts: 154
    The link wouldn't work for me. Is the new U.K. Rodeo the truck you're talking about?

    http://www.isuzu.co.uk/index.htm
  • boxtrooperboxtrooper Member Posts: 843
    It is a shame these diesels are not available in the USA!
  • paisanpaisan Member Posts: 21,181
    That's not US Gallons, I believe UK gallons are larger so you always appear to get higher MPGs with them.
    Still good however.

    -mike
  • sbcookesbcooke Member Posts: 2,297
    No. the Panther looks like a cross between older Troopers and the Oasis.
  • boxtrooperboxtrooper Member Posts: 843
    I am very pleased with the quality and quantity of Isuzu advertisements on the radio. The new guy is funny and interesting to listen to, no urge to turn the channel when the Isuzu ad comes on, actually when the Isuzu ads come on turn it up and I listen closer. I like the lines like "when you grab life by the horns you get the bull, a whole pile of it" etc..
    ..
    It is encouraging that the quantity of ads is as high as it is. It means they are working, and Isuzu, even selling vehicles it designed for GM is doing well.
    ..
    Now I can't wait for the low sulfur diesel Isuzu models that I hope are just around the corner to being available in the USA.
  • boxtrooperboxtrooper Member Posts: 843
    Isuzu please take note of the Mercedes ($60K approx) GL450 for 2007, they already have 26mpg with a powerful V8, they plan to be ready for low sulfur diesel fuel with a very fuel effcient diesel version of the GL450. The GL450 seats 7 so it can replace most minivans and they say it has real off road ability.
    ..
    My request is for Isuzu to bring back the Trooper with room for 7 passengers and a very economical diesel very soon, and price the base diesel model below half what Mercedes is asking for their version, and market it the best economy SUV because you don't have to spend so much to buy it.
    ..
    Isuzu can make a big comeback with the help of high gasoline prices and Isuzu's diesel know how. Isuzu could also get back into the small car with great handling and a fuel efficient diesel marketed to people with long commutes and fleets.
  • tncarmantncarman Member Posts: 82
    Maybe you could partner with Honda again and bring back the Oaisis. I mean, it's a Honda that's doing great, and getting it cheaper would be even better, plus, patrnering with GM, thats not the best idea I ever had...
  • boxtrooperboxtrooper Member Posts: 843
    The new Oasis would be with an extremely fuel efficient Isuzu Diesel engine and 6 speed manual or auto transmission. The 40mpg minivan powered by Isuzu!
  • autoboy16autoboy16 Member Posts: 992
    Yup!! Combine that with all the odyssey's "innovative" features and you get 1 hot and hopefully $25k van!! But in order to do this, won't isuzu have to send honda a vehicle? Isusu has nothing honda wants. The best things Isuzu had have been cancelled eg: The Axiom, Rodeo, and Amigo (should i say rodeo sport). Hoda can probably fix up the rodeo and axiom and definatly put Isuzu back on the market (especially since gm ain't doin any1 justice :mad: ;) ) :D :shades: :)
  • autoboy16autoboy16 Member Posts: 992
    i found this link that tells of isuzus past and future. Judging by it, isuzu was out of the car market in 2002 with the Isuzu Aska (a rebadged Honda Accord sold only in japan) and is going back. It also seems like Isuzu and Mitsubishi are going to team up. Two odd companies that relied on GM, how will they do?? :confuse:

    -Cj :confuse:
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  • boxtrooperboxtrooper Member Posts: 843
    With the government taking down GM and Chrysler, it would be a great time for Isuzu powered minivans for work and family. They would be Toyota minivans since Toyota has partnered with Isuzu.
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