As much as I see the benefits of these over say a Thai pick up. Like most truck reviews, the gentle skimming over the atrocious ride and interior is worrying. That same poorly designed interior has be around since 08 F series and they refuse to fix things like the no steering controls, the rattling plastics everywhere. The lack of incab information. The lack of storage inside. Whist obviously the N series twin cab is a better option for the latter. For nearly 90k on road. A Ram looks like a nicer vehicle to build from. Let alone say an XLT ranger. Isuzu need to address the ride and interior badly.
Rangers and all the rest are great things to drive, but less than average work vehicles. The Isuzu is acceptable to drive around, but kills it as a work platform. Carrying capacity, size, versatility and great advertising space as well. People should concern themselves less with massaging their egos and more buying a useful work tool.......
If they made the cargo body a 100mm longer, you could fit standard 2400 sheets in
As much as I see the benefits of these over say a Thai pick up. Like most truck reviews, the gentle skimming over the atrocious ride and interior is worrying. That same poorly designed interior has be around since 08 F series and they refuse to fix things like the no steering controls, the rattling plastics everywhere. The lack of incab information. The lack of storage inside.
Whist obviously the N series twin cab is a better option for the latter. For nearly 90k on road. A Ram looks like a nicer vehicle to build from. Let alone say an XLT ranger.
Isuzu need to address the ride and interior badly.
This is a add not a review
Rangers and all the rest are great things to drive, but less than average work vehicles. The Isuzu is acceptable to drive around, but kills it as a work platform. Carrying capacity, size, versatility and great advertising space as well. People should concern themselves less with massaging their egos and more buying a useful work tool.......
A 2.5m tall, 2m wide vehicle doesn't fit everywhere.