CERRITOS, CA – To keep consumers up to date with 2007 emissions standards, Isuzu Commercial Truck of America Inc. has launched a new Web site, isuzudieselengine.com, and enhanced its current commercial vehicle site, isuzucv.com. The isuzudieselengine.com Web site provides visitor’s detailed information exclusive to the Isuzu diesel engines, the 6H (7.8L) and the 4H (5.2L), including features, specifications, horsepower and torque ratings, and warranty information to Isuzu upfitters and end users for both the Isuzu diesel and Vortec gas engine options. It also contains a competitive comparison section to examine how Isuzu ranks alongside its competition. Features such as business uses, frequently asked questions, and the dealer locater are included, and both sites include downloadable emissions brochures for both Isuzu and General Motors medium-duty vehicles. Isuzu products affected by the new emissions standards are the N-Series low-cab forward vehicles with Isuzu 4H engines, F-Series vehicles with Isuzu 6H diesel engines, and H-Series conventional vehicles with Isuzu 6H diesel engines. For more information and to view the sites, visit www.isuzudieselengine.com and www.isuzucv.com.
Isuzu Launches New Web Site for Diesel Engines; Updates Commercial Vehicle Site
CERRITOS, CA – To keep consumers up to date with 2007 emissions standards, Isuzu Commercial Truck of America Inc. has launched a new Web site, isuzudieselengine.com, and enhanced its current commercial vehicle site, isuzucv.com.
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