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This is the discussion thread for a recent post on GTPlanet:
This article was published by Joe Donaldson (@Joey D) on August 31st, 2017 in the Automotive News category.
Meet Arctic Truck's Latest Icelandic Super Jeep, the Isuzu AT35
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Me being originally from a small third-world country, I feel a bond with these light, 4-cylinder trucks. They are very common around those confines of earth.
Toyota Hylux, Mitsubishi L series, Ford Ranger, Nissan Navara (a less-equipped US-market Frontier) and the VW Amarok were strong in the market.
The Hylux is still my favorite, but the Arctic Trucks treatment on this Isuzu looks a lot better.
Toyota Hylux, Mitsubishi L series, Ford Ranger, Nissan Navara (a less-equipped US-market Frontier) and the VW Amarok were strong in the market.
The Hylux is still my favorite, but the Arctic Trucks treatment on this Isuzu looks a lot better.
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I think they're still in partnership with GM since the D-Max is based off a Colorado to some degree and the MU-X is the Trailblazer in other countries. I think their primary focus though is light commercial trucks instead of passenger cars. I don't think they're sold in the states any more though.
Fun fact: one of the models of the D-Max is called the Utah, which I assume they called it that since Utah (the state) is the more barren, less thrilling version of Colorado.
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They could probably sell these light trucks fairly effectively in the US/North America, if it wasn't for people's misconceptions slash the chicken tax.
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Literally another Nissan Navara, like the new Mercedes.
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It's actually based off a Chevy Colorado/GMC Canyon.
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