Isuzu Models

This North American Isuzu medium-duty nameplate is the series designation applied to the brand’s cab-over commercial trucks, especially NPR-family models, in VIN and inventory references. The designation is documented...

This nameplate was used for Isuzu’s North American medium-duty cab-over trucks in the JAL VIN family. The earliest verified model year I found is 1982, and the label is still seen on 1990s Isuzu medium-duty chassis, i...

This North American medium-duty nameplate appeared at the start of the 2000 model-year era as part of Isuzu’s cab-over and conventional medium-truck lineup. It was used on the company’s heavier commercial truck range ...

This medium-duty Isuzu nameplate was used in North American GM/Isuzu truck documentation for the company’s 7000-series cab-over and conventional medium-duty models, covering the heavier end of Isuzu’s truck range in t...

This compact two-door SUV was introduced for North America in 1989 as a more lifestyle-oriented off-road model, with a semi-convertible roof treatment that set it apart from the maker’s more traditional utility vehicl...

This nameplate was introduced for the 2003 model year as part of the brand’s North American SUV push, with sales beginning in late 2002. It was a GM-supplied, body-on-frame midsize SUV that shared its basic architectu...

This short-lived mid-size SUV nameplate entered the North American market for the 2002 model year, arriving as part of the brand’s early-2000s push to broaden its truck-based lineup beyond traditional pickups and body...

This Isuzu medium-duty nameplate belongs to the late-1990s and early-2000s North American cab-forward truck family built through the GM/Isuzu partnership. In VIN records and parts references, it appears as the F6 desi...

This nameplate belonged to Isuzu’s older medium-duty low-cab-forward truck line in North America. It appears in U.S. government and manufacturer-related VIN records for late-1990s and early-2000s model years, with sur...

This cab-over medium-duty truck nameplate was introduced in Japan in 1966 as a new step in Isuzu’s commercial-vehicle lineup. It was developed for the workhorse segment between light-duty delivery trucks and heavier l...

This walk-in van nameplate was introduced for the U.S. commercial market as a purpose-built vocational vehicle aimed at delivery and service operations that needed better standing room, easier step-in access, and a mo...

This medium-duty cab-over truck nameplate was introduced for the 1993 model year as part of Isuzu’s long-running Forward medium-duty family. The early trucks used the company’s Japanese domestic model-code structure, ...

This medium-duty cab-over nameplate was introduced in Australia in 1986, when Isuzu restyled its existing Japanese medium-duty truck line with a modernized cab and launched it under the Forward/F Series umbrella. The ...

This medium-duty Isuzu truck belongs to the Forward family, a nameplate that dates back to 1966 and has become one of the company’s core commercial-vehicle lines. Over time, the Forward evolved from an early Japanese ...

This model belongs to Isuzu’s long-running medium-duty truck family that began in 1970, when the company announced the TR type 4-ton truck under the Forward name. Over time, that original Forward line evolved into the...

This Isuzu medium-duty cabover family first appeared in the 1986 model year, when Isuzu rolled out its modernized F Series nameplate for heavier forward-control trucks. In that era, the related FTR, FVR, and EVR desig...

The FVR nameplate belongs to Isuzu’s long-running Forward medium-duty truck family, the overseas F-Series. It emerged in the mid-1980s as part of the forward-control medium-duty lineup that replaced earlier F-Series t...

This was Isuzu’s first and only conventional-cab medium-duty truck for the U.S. market, created through the GM commercial-vehicle partnership and sold alongside the company’s cab-over commercial lineup. It appeared as...

This compact pickup nameplate was introduced in North America for the 1996 model year and ran through the 2000 model year. It was Isuzu’s answer to the small truck market at a time when the company no longer had a ful...

This Isuzu nameplate was introduced in North America for the 2006 model year as part of the automaker’s short-lived i-Series pickup line. It was the extended-cab, rear-drive entry in that family and was developed from...

This nameplate belonged to Isuzu’s North American i-Series pickup line, a GM-based compact truck built from the Colorado/Canyon platform. The 2007 model year brought a revised lineup, and this variant replaced the ear...

This nameplate was introduced for the 2006 model year as part of a GM-and-Isuzu jointly developed midsize pickup program for North America. It was the range-topping crew cab variant in the lineup and was positioned ab...

This midsize pickup nameplate was introduced for the 2007 model year in North America as part of a short-lived i-series revival. It replaced the earlier i-350 designation and served as the range-topping truck in the l...

The I-Mark was Isuzu’s U.S. subcompact nameplate for the Gemini, introduced for the 1981 model year as the brand built out its own North American passenger-car identity. Early cars were rear-wheel drive and reflected ...