4×4S.ORGTHE REGISTRY ISUZU · MARQUES · FASTER, RODEO AND D-MAX

Marque · Faster, Rodeo and D-Max · in production 1972–present

Isuzu Faster, Rodeo and D-Max

Isuzu’s pick-ups: the Faster and KB of 1972 with four-wheel drive from 1979 — sold as the Chevrolet LUV, Holden Rodeo and Isuzu Pup — and the D-Max since 2002, developed with General Motors, built in Thailand, shared with the Chevrolet Colorado and, since 2020, with the Mazda BT-50.

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The Faster was the truck General Motors sold worldwide under its own badges; its four-wheel-drive version of 1979 became the Chevrolet LUV 4x4 and the basis of Isuzu’s wagons.

The D-Max replaced it in 2002 and is now Isuzu’s main product outside Japan: the working pick-up of Thailand, South-East Asia, Africa and Australia, and the first pick-up to take five Euro NCAP stars with its third generation of 2019.

11972 – 2002

Faster, KB and Rodeo (1972–2002)

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Four-wheel drive from 1979; the Chevrolet LUV and Holden Rodeo.

22002 – present

D-Max (2002–)

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Thai production, the Colorado and BT-50 twins, the aid and utility fleets.

Base models

The structural configurations the registry and the Creator build from; each page carries the researched specification.

Sources

  1. Isuzu Faster — Wikipedia
  2. Isuzu D-Max — Wikipedia

Faster, Rodeo and D-Max records in the registry

5 records, oldest first.