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Old 23rd July 2015, 16:46   #106
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Whoa!
That is one LOOOOONG car!
Finally the Force Toofan has some competition!
A much better one!
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D-Max 4x4 could be a reality soon as two trucks have been brought in as prototypes! Although, only in single cab guise.

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But, these units were brought in from Malaysia (not Thailand), could we also be looking towards the launch of 2nd generation D-Max?

Looks handsome for sure!
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Old 3rd August 2015, 19:22   #108
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Saw this nice Isuzu Dmax at Amethyst cafe in Chennai. Belongs to a BHP'ian. Looks awesome.
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I wonder when they will launch a non-commercial version. Eagerly waiting for the day. I don't mind getting an LCV driving licence to be able to drive it but city restrictions is the reason why I cannot buy it :-(
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But, these units were brought in from Malaysia (not Thailand), could we also be looking towards the launch of 2nd generation D-Max?

Looks handsome for sure!
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I quite like the looks of the MU-X SUV too, which is based on the same platform.

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D-Max 4x4 could be a reality soon as two trucks have been brought in as prototypes! Although, only in single cab guise
There are more than a couple in Bosch campus undergoing testing. Out of these 2 are always under wraps. This may be the proto versions undergoing trials. A couple of the D max in its present awatar is left in as is condition and I have also spotted a Double cab version undergoing tests. Looks like there may be a shakedown in the Isuzu stable soon.
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Saw this D-Max in white board today. Good to see more private buyers showing interest in the D-Max.
If this is a commercial vehicle , how did the owner register with the white plate ?

Also anyone know how much would be the approximate yearly tax for this vehicle ?

With some good mods , this could look like a very serious life style vehicle for private owners.
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The new ones - 4WD CrewCab should be here before mid of Next Year

http://www.isuzu.co.jp/world/product/dmax/lineup.html
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I had been to Thailand recently. Their market is supposed to be the second biggest pick up truck market in the world and i saw some really tasty trucks out there. Here are a couple of pictures from one of the Thai truck magazines...
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Whoa!
That is one LOOOOONG car!
Finally the Force Toofan has some competition!
A much better one!
I have my doubts if it can really beat Force Toofan. Force has a better dealer network in rural and smaller cities where Isuzu is yet to get a decent footprint. Will it be competitively priced against Toofan ?
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I have my doubts if it can really beat Force Toofan. Force has a better dealer network in rural and smaller cities where Isuzu is yet to get a decent footprint. Will it be competitively priced against Toofan ?
I was just talking about the sheer size of it. Nothing much else.
Agree about the better dealer network and also regarding 'private' owner registration.
Nevertheless I hope that they increase their reach in the coming years as they are head and shoulders above their competitors in terms of quality vehicles.
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I was just talking about the sheer size of it. Nothing much else.
Agree about the better dealer network and also regarding 'private' owner registration.
Nevertheless I hope that they increase their reach in the coming years as they are head and shoulders above their competitors in terms of quality vehicles.
Agreed, but there are a few private owners too I guess. I saw a few pictures here . I too hope that this becomes available for private owners. SOme companies have strange policies. I wonder who comes up with such things or for what reason ?
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Agreed, but there are a few private owners too I guess. I saw a few pictures here . I too hope that this becomes available for private owners. SOme companies have strange policies. I wonder who comes up with such things or for what reason ?
Yes, but those are few and far in between.
I think these policies are just because they want to test waters first with the limited number of service centers.
Hope that eventually they do the needful!
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Re: Review: Isuzu D-Max

D-Max 4x4 in for testing, now in dual cab as well! Hope this is Isuzu only (not a competitor).

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Was driving solo from Trivandrum to Bangalore two weeks back, maintaining a constant 100 kmph on the 4 lane near Salem which an Innova zoomed into the rear view flashing it's lights. Gave way, only to see a pickup flashing it's lights. Sure must have been maintaining 120 or more and seemed to be chasing the Innova comfortably.

Shocking part was- it was loaded to the max with bananas. Developed a new found respect for the D-Max then and there. Should be one mighty machine without load.

I believe you have not seen the commercial versions of Xenon driven on highways. 120kmph + is very comfortable for them, load or no load, and they keep zooming past traffic. Forget a pickup like Xenon, have you seen the Dost fly by? That 70 odd bhp makes the truck fly!! I have seen a Dost clocking over 100kmph with loads easily... for that matter even the Bolero campers keep doing a 100-110 constantly on bald tyres....
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