Isuzu has achieved a remarkable milestone with the production of its 6 millionth vehicle from its Thailand plant. It took them 3 years to add another million to their production milestone – the 5 millionth Thai-assembled Isuzu rolled off the plant in 2020. Isuzu has not revealed whether the 6 millionth unit produced is a pick-up truck or a commercial lorry. Isuzu Thailand’s plant began operations in 1963 and assembled Isuzu trucks and buses. Pick-up truck production began in 1974 with the Isuzu

Sime Darby Auto ConneXion (SDAC), the exclusive distributor for Ford in Malaysia, today announced its latest dealership, Ford Kota Kinabalu (Penampang), Rightpower Corporation Sdn Bhd. Located in the heart of Penampang, the latest dealership marks second Ford 3S Centre in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, and its eighth facility in East Malaysia. It aims to serve one of Kota Kinabalu’s key town centres, complementing the existing dealership in Inanam. With an investment of RM1 million into renovations, the

Pick-up trucks are king in Thailand but there can only be one that deserves the crown and for the 9th month in a row, it’s the Isuzu D-Max at the top. 18,457 units of the Isuzu pick-up truck were sold in the Kingdom in September 2022 as it held on to its position as Thailand’s best-selling car and truck of the year so far with 137,033 units. This also translates to a 57.21% market share in the pick-up segment. Meanwhile taking second place for the ninth time in a row is the Toyota Hilux with 10,

A day before the all-new 2022 Ford Ranger’s launch in Australia on 11 July 2022, Ford Australia were already sitting on over 17,000 orders with over 4,000 of those for the flagship Ranger Raptor alone, according to Go Auto. It’s an unprecedented amount of orders for the market with insiders attributing it to pent-up demand and tax write-offs as well as the incoming new F-150, the bigger sibling of the Ranger that’s a clear inspiration for its styling. The F-150 is expected to be priced at over t

At long last, the all-new 2021 Isuzu D-Max has finally been unveiled in Malaysia. Across the 7 variants offered, prices range from RM 89k (base single cab) and tops out at RM 142k for the range-topping X-Terrain variant. All-new 2021 Isuzu D-Max price in Malaysia Variant Price 1.9 4x4 Single Cab (MT) RM 88,599.20 3.0 4x4 Single Cab (MT) RM 95,538.40 1.9 4x4 Standard (MT) RM 99,599.20 1.9 4x4 Standard (AT) RM 106,999.20 1.9 4x4 Premium (AT) RM 121,549.20 3.0 4x4 Premium (AT) RM 128,038.40 3.0 4x4

Isuzu Thailand has just taken the wraps off the all-new D-Max, just a week after teasing the all-new pickup truck. From the exterior, the all-new Isuzu D-Max gets a redesigned front fascia, incorporating a massive front grille with the Isuzu nameplate sitting right on top. Depending on the variant, the front grille is finished either in matte black (D-Max V-Cross), black with chrome (D-Max 2- & 4-door) or grey (D-Max Spark). Bi-beam LED projector headlights are also available on upper variants o