Swaraj showcased their luxury buses at the Auto Expo. The bus, with an Isuzu engine, is now being used by various operators including KSRTC and Sree Kaleshwari travels.

Read

The latest version of the popular Isuzu-designed one-tonne light truck range sold in Australia as the Holden Rodeo for 28 years will launch locally in its original manufacturer identity as the Isuzu D-MAX within weeks.

Read

2007 Isuzu Ascender

These days, it's hard to find an attractive, well-equipped, mid-size sport utility vehicle for under $30,000.

But the Isuzu Ascender, at a base price of $25,959, definitely fits the bill.

Built on the same platform as the GMC Yukon/Chevrolet Trail Blazer at the General Motors plant in Moraine, Ohio, the Ascender is a small player in the crowded SUV market...more click on heading

Read

The 2005 Isuzu Ascender features improved safety features, a freshened face and interior, and added creature comforts. The Ascender is based on the Chevrolet Trailblazer, but continues an Isuzu tradition of rugged capability with body-on-frame construction and available four-wheel drive. Ascender comes in 5-Passenger and 7-Passenger versions. The five-passenger version is shorter and it handles better than the seven-passenger version and is much easier to park. We feel the 5-Passenger Ascender ranks among the best of the mid-size SUVs, particularly for buyers who want a rugged vehicle. It features a pleasant cabin and a versatile cargo area. It's relatively smooth and offers responsive handling for a midsize SUV. GM's inline-6 is an excellent engine, smooth and responsive, with strong torque. The 7-Passenger version, on the other hand, is built on a stretched wheelbase and feels long and cumbersome. The standard six-cylinder engine struggles with the additional weight. The optional 5.3-liter V8 is a better match and, for 2005, it's more powerful and more fuel-efficient than last year's V8. The new V8's Displacement on Demand seamlessly shuts off cylinders at light throttle cruise to further fuel economy .....

Read