Isuzu Models

This nameplate was Isuzu’s North American market version of the company’s sporty Piazza coupe, introduced for the 1983 model year as a sharply styled three-door liftback. The first generation established the car’s ide...

This medium front-engine bus nameplate appears to have had a very short documented run, with model-year records surfaced for 1986 and 1987 only. It reflects a front-engine, medium-duty bus configuration that was still...

This mid-size rear-engine bus nameplate was introduced in 1984 as a new addition to Isuzu’s bus lineup, aimed at operators needing a compact but higher-capacity passenger vehicle with the packaging advantages of a rea...

This low-cab-forward medium-duty truck nameplate was introduced in the United States for the 1984 model year, when Isuzu began selling its commercial truck line there. The badge became one of the core identifiers of t...

This Isuzu low-cab-forward nameplate entered the North American medium-duty market for the 2000 model year as part of the brand’s N-Series lineup. It was positioned as a Class 4 truck above the lighter Class 3 version...

The NPR-XD is Isuzu’s Class 4 diesel cab-over in the U.S. N-Series lineup, introduced in the 2019 model-year era as the heavier-capacity step between the NPR-HD and the Class 5 trucks above it. It was already present ...

This nameplate belongs to Isuzu’s low-cab-forward N-Series commercial truck family, whose modern era traces to the company’s fourth-generation N-Series launch in 1984. In North America, Isuzu trucks began arriving in ...

This low-cab-forward nameplate sits in Isuzu’s North American N-Series medium-duty family and has long been positioned at the heavier end of the lineup. In Isuzu’s current U.S. range, it is sold as a Class 5 truck, an...

This low-cab-forward Class 4/5 truck line has long been one of the core medium-duty offerings in the U.S. commercial-truck market. It is part of a cab-over family built around tight turning, excellent forward visibili...

This Class 5 low-cab-forward truck entered the North American market for the 2005 model year, where it appeared in diesel form as the heaviest member of the N-Series lineup. It was positioned as a compact but high-cap...

This nameplate was Isuzu’s U.S. minivan entry, launched for the 1996 model year as a rebadged version of the first-generation Honda Odyssey. It arrived during the period when Isuzu and Honda were exchanging vehicles f...

Isuzu’s compact pickup for the U.S. market arrived in 1981, initially wearing the P’up badge before the nameplate settled into the simpler Pickup identification that many buyers remember. It was part of Isuzu’s push i...

Introduced for the 2011 model year, this walk-through delivery van was developed for urban and last-mile work rather than traditional cabover trucking. It paired a purpose-built body from Utilimaster with a light, aer...

This nameplate was introduced in North America for the 1991 model year as Isuzu’s mid-size SUV, closely related to the company’s global Wizard/MU family. Isuzu’s heritage records show production beginning at Subaru-Is...

This North American Isuzu SUV lineage began with the short-wheelbase two-door Amigo, introduced for the 1989 model year as a compact recreational 4x4. It was closely related to Isuzu’s Japanese-market MU and gave Isuz...

This compact front-wheel-drive sedan appeared in the North American market for the 1990 model year as the replacement for the earlier compact sedan in the lineup. It was part of the same 1990-era passenger-car program...

This nameplate belonged to a medium-duty tilt-cab commercial truck used in North American GM/Isuzu medium-duty lineups. It sat in the 6500-series class and was identified by the T-series tilt cab architecture, a forwa...

This record corresponds to a North American medium-duty cab-over truck code used in VIN documentation for the 7500-series class. Available model-year references run from 2003 through 2009, indicating a single continuo...

This nameplate appears in Isuzu’s North American medium-duty truck records as a rebadged GM-built cab-and-chassis application rather than a unique standalone platform. In the GM medium-duty VIN information cards for 2...

Introduced for the 1981 model year, this Isuzu SUV was the export-market nameplate for the company’s compact 4x4 that was known in Japan as the Bighorn. The early truck-based design launched the model into a growing o...

This North American body-on-frame SUV nameplate debuted for the 1984 model year as the original short-wheelbase import utility in the lineup. It was the first-generation version of the company’s rugged 4x4 family, pos...

This compact SUV began as a striking concept shown in Tokyo in 1993, then reached production in March 1997 as a highly distinctive two-door sport-utility vehicle. It was positioned as an adventurous, image-led model r...