The Isuzu D-Max V-Cross is a practical pickup with a touch of luxury. John Redfern asks if this could be all the family vehicle you need.

Isuzu D-Max V-Cross double-cab: £39,995 for the automatic. £37,995 for the manual; A 1.9 litre diesel engine generating 164ps and 360Nm of torque; Top speed 112mph and 0 to 60mph in 12.7 seconds ...

The Isuzu D-Max V-Cross delivers a fuel efficiency of around 12-13 km/l on highways and 10-11 km/l in city conditions. While this is reasonable for a 4x4 pickup, urban usage may not be the most ...

The self-proclaimed 'pick-up professionals' at Isuzu had their most successful year with the Isuzu D-Max in 2024, selling more than 6600 ... a light-bar mounted to the roof, ...

Isuzu D-Max BEV Design The fascia of the Isuzu D-Max BEV concept has been extensively updated with a new two-bar grille now accentuated with blue inserts to emphasise its electric identity.

The new flagship trim of the Isuzu D-Max Down Under was locally-engineered by Walkinshaw Automotive, ... (275/65 R17). The truck also features a decal set, tubular side steps, and a sports bar.

Isuzu Australia has unveiled a new flagship model in its D-Max ute range, but for those who have been itching for a powered-up Ranger Raptor rival, there’s some bad news.

It’s long been rumoured that Isuzu would bring out a tougher-looking version of its D-Max ute, with a government approval filing from July detailing the Blade’s modifications.. The filing noted a ride ...

The D-Max still has its flaws, chiefly the dated infotainment and gruff 1.9 diesel, but if you’re after a bespoke off-road machine, Isuzu can cater for virtually every need. Advertisement ...

The D-Max X-Rider is a head-turner, designed for those who want to make a statement on the road. Its bold front is highlighted by a sleek black gloss grille adorned with the iconic red “Isuzu ...

At R750 200, both the Ford Ranger and Toyota Hilux come in a bit cheaper, but neither offer the trim nor spec the Isuzu D-Max X-Rider offers. But since we promised you some numbers, this is where ...

Truck This is the D-Max AT37: Isuzu’s biggest (and most hardcore) vehicle ever. It’s a one-off built alongside Arctic Trucks, and features 37in tyres, beefed-up suspension and more body armour ...