Since the third-generation Isuzu D-Max made its world debut in Thailand back in 2019, the pick-up truck has been topping the Kingdom’s best-selling chart which it took over from the Toyota Hilux. 4 years later, the D-Max has been given a more aggressive facelift with some improvements on the safety front. In Thailand, the updated D-Max is available with around 30 variants across 5 distinct body styles which are priced between THB 540,000 to THB 1,264,000 (~RM 69k-161k). This is clearly the most

After showcasing its urban style at this year’s Kuala Lumpur Fashion Week, the Isuzu D-Max X-Terrain is ready to get down and dirty in this year’s Borneo Safari International Off Road Challenge. Three units of the award-winning pick-up trucks are set to perform duties as the official media vehicles. Sabah Four Wheel Drive Association (SFWDA) President Hj Faez Nordin who received the trucks from Isuzu Malaysia’s Marketing Manager Alan Lee thanked Isuzu for their continued support of the week-long

The all-new 2021 Isuzu D-Max has proved to be a crowd favourite, as sales of the model has grown over 100 percent since the model was launched in Malaysia. Isuzu Malaysia has received an average monthly booking of over 1,200 units since its debut in April – far more than the predecessor’s 500-unit month average figure. “This all-new D-Max phenomenon that has swept the various markets has been somewhat overwhelming. Needless to say, the attractive design, new and improved features and proven Isuz

So good they did it twice: the all-new 2021 Isuzu D-Max has just been launched in Malaysia, but you already know all about it if you've been following our posts. The preview article from 16-April already details all you need to know, but today's event marks the car's official market launch. Also read: All-new 2021 Isuzu D-Max in Malaysia - priced from RM 89k, new 3.0L engine, ADAS! Fully-imported (CBU Thailand) for now (with CKD to come later), prices range from RM 89k to RM 141k, across 7 varia

Other than a pair of tarted-up Toyota Corolla Cross, another Japanese marque showcased dressed up versions of their cars. Isuzu turned up the heat at their booth with modified Isuzu D-Max, MU-X and V-Cross. These pictures were provided by our sister-site in Thailand, AutoFun. While they look really cool, we only just got the 2019 Isuzu D-Max. It’s the first EEV-certified pick-up in Malaysia and it’s one suited for those seeking a durable and reliable pick-up truck. I hear you ask ‘but why aren’t

Isuzu Malaysia is paving the path to normalcy for potential Isuzu D-Max customers by offering a moratorium for financing payments on new vehicles purchased from 1 June 2020 till 31 August 2020. Through the Isuzu Deferred Instalment Campaign, the first programme of its kind in the pick-up segment, the company hopes that customers can fortify their earnings by putting their brand new Isuzu D-Max pick-up trucks to work during the deferment period of either three or six months before needing to worr