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

For the second year running, the Isuzu D-Max holds its title as Thailand’s best-selling pick-up truck of 2021. With 149,102 units sold, the D-Max is also the Kingdom’s best-selling car. Despite maintaining the lead, sales were down compared to 2020 which saw 160,328 units sold that year. Still, a win is a win and Isuzu Thailand would still be proud of maintaining that lead. Second-place is the Toyota Hilux with 127,669 units sold in 2021. Like the D-Max, it too saw a slump in sales compared to 2

The all-new 2021 Isuzu D-Max has been spotted again in Malaysia. This time, the upcoming pick-up truck was spotted at Westport, thus confirming that it is imported (CBU) from Thailand. If that is not enough, the Mitsubishi Triton parked beside it will further cement that notion, as the Triton is also imported from Thailand. The outgoing D-Max is locally-assembled (CKD) in Pekan, Pahang. Just like the earlier Suzuki Swift Sport spyshots, these photos were kindly provided by reader Emmanuel Shirle

The Isuzu MU-X, the D-Max's SUV cousin has been in production since 2013 with a facelift introduced in most markets in 2017. While the D-Max has been given a new third-generation which was launched in 2019, Isuzu has been pretty mum on the MU-X. Well, the team at AutoWeek Netherlands has managed to dig up some patent images while scouring through the Japanese patent office for what appears to be the all-new 2021 MU-X. These patent images were apparently registered by Isuzu. And it’s not just you

After the introduction of the new facelifted Isuzu D-Max with a new 1.9-litre Ddi BluePower engine, Isuzu Malaysia have nearly doubled the sales of the D-Max pick-up in Peninsular Malaysia. In just three months after the new D-Max’s launch, sales in Peninsular Malaysia had already grown by 97 percent, overtaking East Malaysia’s contribution. Overall, the new D-Max saw sales increasing by 25 percent, with monthly sales averaging 440 units. Traditionally, the Isuzu D-Max have sold better in East M

(2019 Isuzu D-Max 1.9 Prices & Specs | Gallery) When it comes to shopping for a pick-up truck, unless you're a contractor that hauls machinery every now and then, it is unlikely you'll be considering the Isuzu D-Max. The reason is simple – those who desires a lifestyle pick-up truck would have selected the Ford Ranger or Mitsubishi Triton, not the Isuzu D-Max. But we firmly believe that the D-Max does have some redeeming features that could position itself as a worthy lifestyle truck alternative