THE CAR AND TRUCK FLEET AND LEASING MANAGEMENT MAGAZINE
Work Truck named Isuzu Commercial Truck of America's Class 6 FTR cabover its 2018 Medium-Duty Truck of the Year. Tim Ellsworth, product planning manager for Isuzu, walks us through the features of the FTR at The Work Truck Show 2018 in Indianapolis. Read the story here.
Work Truck named Isuzu Commercial Truck of America's Class 6 FTR cabover its 2018 Medium-Duty Truck of the Year. Work Truck presented the award to the automaker at The Work Truck Show 2018. Read more here.
Isuzu Commercial Truck of America showed a battery-electric N-Series cabover at the Work Truck Show that's now serving as a research vehicle to allow the manufacturer to gauge interest from fleets who would use the truck for certain applications.
Work Truck magazine named Isuzu Commercial Truck of America's (ICTA) Class 6 FTR cabover its 2018 Medium-Duty Truck of the Year and presented the award today at the Work Truck Show in Indianapolis. This marks the third win for the truckmaker since the award was first presented 11 years ago.
Isuzu dealers retailed 22,633 Isuzu trucks to customers in 2017 — a record for Isuzu-branded trucks in the United States. In addition, Isuzu dealers purchased more parts with a sales increase of 3.9% versus 2016, setting another record.
With 11 automakers to choose your light- to medium-duty trucks from for the 2018 model-year, Work Truck provides the need-to-know highlights to help you with your truck selection process.
Isuzu, Chevrolet, Hino, and Mitsubishi Fuso Truck of America offer similar standard warranties for their diesel cabovers, and provide additional component warranties to increase a fleet manager's piece of mind.
At a ride-and-drive event at the Auto Club Speedway in Ontario, Calif., Isuzu Commercial Truck of America pitted its FTR with a 4-cylinder diesel engine against the competition. Read the full story here. Photos by Chris Brown and Steven Martinez.
General Motors will halt vehicle sales in India, the world's second most populous market, and will exit South Africa in a restructuring of its international operations, which includes the phasing out of the Chevrolet brand in both markets by the end of the year.
Isuzu Truck South Africa (ITSA) held onto its No. 1 position in South Africa in 2016 for the fourth consecutive year and ended with a 14.6% market share from the total park of 3,952 units.