Isuzu Motors South Africa has started teasing a special edition D-Max ahead of its imminent 45 year production run.
Isuzu will soon celebrate 45 years of production in South Africa with a limited edition D-Max called the D-Max 45.Hinted by a series of cryptic details on its Instagram page, the D-Max 45 celebrates 45 years of the Japanese brand producing vehicles inat its Gqeberha plant in Eastern Cape owned until by 2017 General Motors and before that, the erstwhile Delta Motor Corporation.
Officially renamed to the globally used D-Max moniker in 2018 after 39 years of using the KB name, the largely blacked-out clip shows the D-Max 45 sporting what appears to be a canopy of sorts alluding to it possibly adopting an off-road focused flavour.Along with a special 45 commemorative badge on the tailgate, the biggest surprise involves the newcomer not being based on the flagship V-Cross as often alleged.
Instead, and as evident by the nomenclature, the step-down LSE trim grade will serve as base powered by the venerable 140kW/450Nm 4JJ3-TCX 3.0-litre DDI turbodiesel engine hooked to the six-speed automatic gearbox that serves as sole transmission on double cab variants.
Opting for the LSE will, therefore, result in a lower price tag expected to be around the V-Cross’ base price, but not by much.Wait no more: Toyota stickers eagerly awaited new Starlet Cross
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