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    New Isuzu limited-edition D-MAX Arctic AT 35 coming in May

    By khulekani / on April 5th, 2019 / in Car News, featured

    New Isuzu limited-edition D-MAX Arctic AT 35 coming in May

    By khulekani / on April 5th, 2019 / in Car News, featured

    By Staff Reporter

    The Isuzu D-MAX bakkie (previously known as KB) was introduced last year, and for the 2019 model year, the Japanese marque is introducing an exclusive new limited-edition flagship dubbed Arctic AT 35.

    Based on the 300 4×4 LX Auto derivative, the limited-edition model is set to launch in May with a price tag of R785,000.

    It gains flared wheel arches that add a substantial 180mm to the overall width while ride height is 48mm up on a standard D-MAX for additional ground clearance.

    Those lucky enough to snap up one of the eye-catching limited edition that will be available in South Africa will therefore enjoy full factory warranty and dealer back-up.

    The Isuzu D-MAX range comes standard with Isuzu Complete Care, comprising a five-year/120 000km bumper-to-bumper warranty and Isuzu Roadside Assistance, a five-year/unlimited km anti-corrosion warranty and a five-year/90 000 km Service Plan.

    Service intervals are every 15 000 km/12 months.

    Extended cover can be purchased for Roadside Assistance, Service Plans and Maintenance Plans.

     

    Categories: Car News, featured  /  Tags: Artic, D-Max Artic AT, D-Max Artic AT in SA, Isuzu big bakkie, Isuzu D-Max, New Isuzu limited-edition D-MAX Arctic AT 35
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    1. Raubie Raubenheimer · 5th June 2022 at 9:46 pm · Reply

      I love my Artic Truck!

    2. Eveenz Aboti · 11th May 2023 at 10:54 am · Reply

      I love this machine


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