Last month, Toyota sold 3,500 examples of its Hilux one-ton pick up in South Africa, and exported a further 7,146 units. Between them, Ford’s Ranger and the Mazda BT-50 (essentially the same vehicle) ...
Isuzu can trace its heritage back to 1972 with the launch of its first one-tonner albeit badged as a Chevrolet LUV. Local production began in Port Elizabeth in 1972 and in 1977 the automaker’s first ...
South Africa is bakkie country. The most popular pick-ups often rival passenger cars on the local best-seller lists, and they’re endemic on our roads: from multi-lane highways to rutted farm tracks.
The Isuzu KB X-Rider returns as a permanent fixture in the line-up, offering enhanced value and stand-out styling for customers. Photo: Quickpic POLOKWANE – The X-Rider was originally introduced a ...
Johannesburg - Initially antroduced as a 700-unit limited edition, the KB 4x4 crew cab X-Ride has proved so popular with SA bakkie fans that Isuzu has given it a permanent place among its line-up.
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