4×4S.ORGTHE REGISTRY ISUZU · MARQUES · TROOPER AND BIGHORN

Marque · Trooper and Bighorn · in production 1981–2002

Isuzu Trooper and Bighorn

Isuzu’s sport-utility of 1981–2002: the first-generation UBS with three- and five-door bodies and four-cylinder petrol and diesel engines, and the bigger second generation of 1991 with 3.2 and 3.5-litre V6s and the 3.0 and 3.1 diesels — sold as the Holden Jackaroo and Monterey, the Opel and Vauxhall Monterey, the Honda Horizon, the Acura SLX and the Chevrolet Trooper.

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The Trooper took Isuzu from pick-ups into the recreational market and, through General Motors’ and Honda’s badge-engineering deals, into showrooms on four continents under six names. Japan called it the Bighorn; Australia knew it as the Jackaroo and then the Monterey.

The second generation was a genuine Land Cruiser and Pajero rival and sold well in Europe and Australia. A 1996 Consumer Reports rollover verdict hurt it in America and the lawsuit Isuzu brought failed; production ended in 2002 and the MU-X eventually took its place.

11981 – 1991

First generation (1981–1991)

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The three- and five-door UBS; the Jackaroo begins.

21991 – 2002

Second generation (1991–2002)

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The V6s, the European Monterey, the Acura SLX and Honda Horizon.

Base models

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

Sources

  1. Isuzu Trooper — Wikipedia

Trooper and Bighorn records in the registry

5 records, oldest first.