2021 Isuzu D-Max 1.9 4x4 Premium AT Monthly Payment, Installment, Loan Cost

Pick-up trucks are king in Thailand and there is only one that rules the roads in the Kingdom, the Isuzu D-Max. According to the latest sales data published by Thai automotive media, Headlight Mag, 10,204 units of the D-Max were sold in April 2023. The D-Max continues its lead ahead of its closest rival, the Toyota Hilux which saw 8,349 units sold in the same month. Still, both the D-Max and Hilux are dominating the pick-up truck market in the Kingdom with a combined market share of nearly 84% i

It was a stellar year for the Isuzu D-Max in 2022 as they nearly doubled their 2021 sales figures, having delivered a record-breaking 9,211 units and climbed to third in the Malaysian pick-up segment. For 2023, they’ve clearly got their sights set on climbing higher with a slew of improvements across the entire range. The entire line-up has received some upgrades in terms of equipment with all 4x4 variants getting an electronically actuated rear differential lock as standard. Previously dubbed t

Hot truck battles start early this year, and it's the updated-for-2023 Isuzu D-Max that kicks things off. The entire portfolio benefits from a list of upgrades, headlined by an electronically actuated rear differential lock as standard on all 4x4 variants – yes, even in the single cabs. There's also visual updates across the board too, and the whole shebang can be read below. Also read: Here's everything that's improved with the 2023 Isuzu D-Max range in Malaysia Yet, all these things are great

The entire Isuzu D-Max range in Malaysia has just been refreshed with some rather commendable upgrades, led by an electronically-actuated rear differential locker for all 4x4 variants. Nonetheless, that isn’t all Isuzu Malaysia wrote. Ranging from new colour options to dual-channel digital video recorders (DVR), here’s a detailed list of all the changes for the entire D-Max portfolio in the country. For pricing, you can check out the launch article here. Colours Islay grey Mica and Dolomite Whit

Combined, the Toyota Hilux and Isuzu D-Max have complete dominance in Thailand’s pick-up truck sales for the first two months of 2023 with an 85% market share. Pick-up trucks are the rulers of vehicle sales in the Kingdom with 53,619 units sold in January and February 2023. While the Isuzu D-Max remains the country’s best-selling pick-up, its closest rival, the Toyota Hilux is not too far behind in terms of sales for both months. In January 2023, 11,820 units of the D-Max were sold compared to 1

According to Thailand sales data, a total of 388,296 pick-up trucks were sold in 2022 and this accounted for 45.7% of all vehicles sold in the Kingdom. Without a doubt, pick-ups continue to dominate the Thai automotive segment but two models stand up above the rest – the Isuzu D-Max and Toyota Hilux. Combined, both pick-ups control 83% market share with the Isuzu D-Max leading the way for the third year in a row. 175,425 units of the D-Max were sold in 2022 which accounts for 45.56% market share