Isuzu plans full withdrawl from U.S. Market
#11
04-02-2008, 04:23 PM
RE: Isuzu plans full withdrawl from U.S. Market
i guess i am on the other side of the fence. the passport I have is 13 years old and quite a lot of fun to drive. it has been relatively reliable for my father (who owned it prior to me), and with a nice set of tires, is a good offroad vehicle.
how many people in here hating on isuzu have actually owned one?
how many people in here hating on isuzu have actually owned one?
#12
04-02-2008, 04:55 PM
RE: Isuzu plans full withdrawl from U.S. Market
A while back my bos was looking everywhere for one of the small Isuzu trucks with a diesel engine. that was before he got into planes. He said supposedly the small Isuzu diesels got better than 40mpg. Now that he buys small planes though, his interest in automobiles has dwindled. he used to buy former government owned vehicles. for example - a few years back he bought a mid to early 90's model 4 door chevy blazer. it was formerly used as an FBI surveillance vehicle. It had like 50k on it and he bought it for less than $1,000 because it wasn't running. All it needed was a new battery and a radiator. Now he has a perfect running lwo mileage blazer with leather interior and tinted windows.
His DD is an early 90's small Toyota pickup. It's a manual transmission and it has under 50k on it. he bought it from Mississippi State University. I think it used to be one of the trucks the grounds crew used. That thing will probably make it to 300k easily. he didn't pay crap for it either.
His DD is an early 90's small Toyota pickup. It's a manual transmission and it has under 50k on it. he bought it from Mississippi State University. I think it used to be one of the trucks the grounds crew used. That thing will probably make it to 300k easily. he didn't pay crap for it either.
#13
04-04-2008, 01:06 PM
RE: Isuzu plans full withdrawl from U.S. Market
ORIGINAL: 00AccordLX5spd
A while back my bos was looking everywhere for one of the small Isuzu trucks with a diesel engine. that was before he got into planes. He said supposedly the small Isuzu diesels got better than 40mpg. Now that he buys small planes though, his interest in automobiles has dwindled. he used to buy former government owned vehicles. for example - a few years back he bought a mid to early 90's model 4 door chevy blazer. it was formerly used as an FBI surveillance vehicle. It had like 50k on it and he bought it for less than $1,000 because it wasn't running. All it needed was a new battery and a radiator. Now he has a perfect running lwo mileage blazer with leather interior and tinted windows.
His DD is an early 90's small Toyota pickup. It's a manual transmission and it has under 50k on it. he bought it from Mississippi State University. I think it used to be one of the trucks the grounds crew used. That thing will probably make it to 300k easily. he didn't pay crap for it either.
A while back my bos was looking everywhere for one of the small Isuzu trucks with a diesel engine. that was before he got into planes. He said supposedly the small Isuzu diesels got better than 40mpg. Now that he buys small planes though, his interest in automobiles has dwindled. he used to buy former government owned vehicles. for example - a few years back he bought a mid to early 90's model 4 door chevy blazer. it was formerly used as an FBI surveillance vehicle. It had like 50k on it and he bought it for less than $1,000 because it wasn't running. All it needed was a new battery and a radiator. Now he has a perfect running lwo mileage blazer with leather interior and tinted windows.
His DD is an early 90's small Toyota pickup. It's a manual transmission and it has under 50k on it. he bought it from Mississippi State University. I think it used to be one of the trucks the grounds crew used. That thing will probably make it to 300k easily. he didn't pay crap for it either.
#14
04-04-2008, 01:13 PM
RE: Isuzu plans full withdrawl from U.S. Market
ORIGINAL: smaglik
how many people in here hating on isuzu have actually owned one?
how many people in here hating on isuzu have actually owned one?
#15
04-04-2008, 01:50 PM
RE: Isuzu plans full withdrawl from U.S. Market
ORIGINAL: ckebottle
How does he go about finding these bargains?
ORIGINAL: 00AccordLX5spd
A while back my bos was looking everywhere for one of the small Isuzu trucks with a diesel engine. that was before he got into planes. He said supposedly the small Isuzu diesels got better than 40mpg. Now that he buys small planes though, his interest in automobiles has dwindled. he used to buy former government owned vehicles. for example - a few years back he bought a mid to early 90's model 4 door chevy blazer. it was formerly used as an FBI surveillance vehicle. It had like 50k on it and he bought it for less than $1,000 because it wasn't running. All it needed was a new battery and a radiator. Now he has a perfect running lwo mileage blazer with leather interior and tinted windows.
His DD is an early 90's small Toyota pickup. It's a manual transmission and it has under 50k on it. he bought it from Mississippi State University. I think it used to be one of the trucks the grounds crew used. That thing will probably make it to 300k easily. he didn't pay crap for it either.
A while back my bos was looking everywhere for one of the small Isuzu trucks with a diesel engine. that was before he got into planes. He said supposedly the small Isuzu diesels got better than 40mpg. Now that he buys small planes though, his interest in automobiles has dwindled. he used to buy former government owned vehicles. for example - a few years back he bought a mid to early 90's model 4 door chevy blazer. it was formerly used as an FBI surveillance vehicle. It had like 50k on it and he bought it for less than $1,000 because it wasn't running. All it needed was a new battery and a radiator. Now he has a perfect running lwo mileage blazer with leather interior and tinted windows.
His DD is an early 90's small Toyota pickup. It's a manual transmission and it has under 50k on it. he bought it from Mississippi State University. I think it used to be one of the trucks the grounds crew used. That thing will probably make it to 300k easily. he didn't pay crap for it either.
#16
04-04-2008, 01:53 PM
RE: Isuzu plans full withdrawl from U.S. Market
ORIGINAL: finch13
My grandpa owned an early 90s Isuzu pickup and the thing ran great and the A/C was ice cold in 115* Tucson weather. It was fugly as hell though.
ORIGINAL: smaglik
how many people in here hating on isuzu have actually owned one?
how many people in here hating on isuzu have actually owned one?
#17
04-04-2008, 09:06 PM
RE: Isuzu plans full withdrawl from U.S. Market
wait, so doesnt this mean that one day they could be rare collector cars that are worth a lot of money?
like those auctions i always see on TV.
like those auctions i always see on TV.
#19
04-04-2008, 09:27 PM
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RE: Isuzu plans full withdrawl from U.S. Market
ORIGINAL: ckebottle
I didn't even know isuzu was still around.
"Let me make it crystal clear, Isuzu will discontinue the sales of vehicles only. Our parts and service operation will remain fully functional. We expect the vast majority of our dealers will continue to service our loyal Isuzu customers."
I hope they hold true to that!
I didn't even know isuzu was still around.
"Let me make it crystal clear, Isuzu will discontinue the sales of vehicles only. Our parts and service operation will remain fully functional. We expect the vast majority of our dealers will continue to service our loyal Isuzu customers."
I hope they hold true to that!
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#20
04-07-2008, 02:38 PM
RE: Isuzu plans full withdrawl from U.S. Market
ORIGINAL: smaglik
probably some sort of insurance scam...
ORIGINAL: ckebottle
How does he go about finding these bargains?
ORIGINAL: 00AccordLX5spd
A while back my bos was looking everywhere for one of the small Isuzu trucks with a diesel engine. that was before he got into planes. He said supposedly the small Isuzu diesels got better than 40mpg. Now that he buys small planes though, his interest in automobiles has dwindled. he used to buy former government owned vehicles. for example - a few years back he bought a mid to early 90's model 4 door chevy blazer. it was formerly used as an FBI surveillance vehicle. It had like 50k on it and he bought it for less than $1,000 because it wasn't running. All it needed was a new battery and a radiator. Now he has a perfect running lwo mileage blazer with leather interior and tinted windows.
His DD is an early 90's small Toyota pickup. It's a manual transmission and it has under 50k on it. he bought it from Mississippi State University. I think it used to be one of the trucks the grounds crew used. That thing will probably make it to 300k easily. he didn't pay crap for it either.
A while back my bos was looking everywhere for one of the small Isuzu trucks with a diesel engine. that was before he got into planes. He said supposedly the small Isuzu diesels got better than 40mpg. Now that he buys small planes though, his interest in automobiles has dwindled. he used to buy former government owned vehicles. for example - a few years back he bought a mid to early 90's model 4 door chevy blazer. it was formerly used as an FBI surveillance vehicle. It had like 50k on it and he bought it for less than $1,000 because it wasn't running. All it needed was a new battery and a radiator. Now he has a perfect running lwo mileage blazer with leather interior and tinted windows.
His DD is an early 90's small Toyota pickup. It's a manual transmission and it has under 50k on it. he bought it from Mississippi State University. I think it used to be one of the trucks the grounds crew used. That thing will probably make it to 300k easily. he didn't pay crap for it either.
I'm not sure where you find out about the auctions. The internet would probably be a good place to start looking. Normally it ismostlyGM or Ford cars though. He once bought a Buick that was also an FBI car. he said when he drove it home he did between 80-100 mph on the highway and still got around 30mpg. The windows are also tinted so dark you can't see in. The CEO of the company calls it his "pimp" car.
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