Top 11 Isuzu d-max pricing
During the lockout, Isuzu dealerships have been receiving the company's latest D-Max, in preparation for sales to begin as soon as Covid restrictions allow. Our reigning Pick-Up of the Year has been on sale in other markets for a while, winning rave reviews in the process, and we got an early first drive of a prototype model last autumn – enough to persuade us that when it hits the road, it'll raise Isuzu's game to a whole new level.
The new truck will be available in three sub-ranges: Company, All-Purpose, and Adventure, each with three transmissions, three body types, and four spec levels. It will be powered by a revamped version of the current D-1.9-litre Max's turbo-diesel engine.
The Business Range includes Single-Cab, Extended-Cab, and Double-Cab models, all of which come standard with the Utility trim, which includes air conditioning, cruise control, DAB, Bluetooth, driver's lumbar assistance, a tailgate damper (double-cab models only), and a variety of advanced safety features. The Single-Cab is available in 4x2 and 4x4 configurations; all other versions come standard with part-time four-wheel drive.
Moving up the All-Purpose line, the DL20 and DL40 trim levels are available; the former is available in Extended and Double-Cab configurations, while the latter is only available in Double-Cab configurations. All come with a manual transmission as standard, but both Double-Cabs are also available with an automatic transmission.
The DL20 adds a locking rear differential, 18-inch alloy wheels, and a rear-seat entertainment system. Sensors for parking, heated front seats, body-colored bumpers, and a 4.2” touchscreen on top of the Utility kit list, there is a multi-information display. The DL40 is a device with leather, power seats, and navigation all available for an additional £3000 plus VAT.
LED headlamps, dual-zone climate control, and a 7-inch media screen with phone pairing climate control, front parking sensors, and a reversing camera are all standard, as side mirrors. On the outside, there are steps and a chrome trim theme.
Isuzu has long been a strong player in the workhorse pick-up industry, but it has a smaller presence in the lucrative lifestyle market. The Adventure Range is intended to counter this; it will likely expand over time, but for now, it only includes one model, the V-Cross, which adds a 9-inch touchscreen, an eight-speaker stereo, folding, heated door mirrors, and gunmetal exterior styling on top of the DL40’s spec list.
In addition to the latest D-Max, Isuzu still has a limited supply of the previous model in its dealerships, including a range of extras, the high-spec off-road vehicle with extrovert styling that appeals to a niche audience.
We love the XTR, which has a tuned suspension system that's similar to our Project D-Max GO2 – making it one of the best off-the-shelf off-roaders available. It costs £34,504 CVOTR because of its specialized equipment. at this point than any of the recent models – while Isuzuis currently supports it with 0% APR financing and free automatic payments. Offers a transmission upgrade.
Isuzu dealers are waiting for lockdown restrictions to be removed before beginning sales of the new D-Max.
The company is urging interested parties to get in touch and express their interest, but given that supplies are already arriving, it won't be long before the first customers receive their new vehicles.
Top Isuzu D-Max Pricing
1- Utility Single-Cab 4x2 £20,999
2- Utility Single-Cab 4x4 £22,999
3- Utility Extended-Cab £23,749
4- Utility Double-Cab £24,499
5- DL20 Extended-Cab £25,999
6- DL20 Double-Cab £26,749
7- DL20 Double-Cab Auto £28,249
8- DL40 Double-Cab £29,749
9- DL40 Double-Cab Auto £31,249
10- V-Cross Double-Cab £31,249
11- V-Cross Double-Cab Auto £32,749
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