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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: Isuzumu on October 11, 2011, 11:50:50 AM
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A couple of links to the new Isuzu D-Max and the Holden Colorado
http://www.themotorreport.com.au/52622/2012-holden-colorado-hits-thailand-in-chevrolet-form
http://www.caradvice.com.au/140717/2012-isuzu-d-max-on-sale-in-australia-first-half-of-next-year/
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Nice upgrade but in my opinion the Amarok still eats it for breakfast.
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I thought it was going to be Steve Job's jokes :(
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I thought it was going to be Steve Job's jokes :(
sorry :'(
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Nice upgrade but in my opinion the Amarok still eats it for breakfast.
I read some where that the new auto in the Amarok will only be in the full time 4WD which only has high range. So that's me out there.
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If it is true it is lame
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http://www.goauto.com.au/mellor/mellor.nsf/story2/20F4600EAB0D75CBCA25783F00263704
Room for improvement
No low range with full-time 4WD
I dont think thats going to be all the range, but who knows.
maybe go ask over at http://www.ausamarok.com/
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Anyone driven the new Ranger yet?
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Had a look at the new Ranger just before someone else took it for a test drive. Compared to other Ute's they're quite roomy in the back seat and Ford has given it a larger rear door which makes it easier for adults to get in and out. With a towing capacity of 3350kg, it is bound to appeal to anyone who tows a heavy trailer. It's worth a look but I think I'll wait until the Colorado and the DMax have been released before making any decision.
Eric
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I am with you Eric, just have this feeling that Isuzu are not introducing a new motor and only a five speed auto, meaning the price might not be up in the high $50Ks with all the rest.
And also I think it looks better than the VW,Ford and Holden and yes I am biased ;D ;D