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RedVee8 · 01-11-2008, 05:04 PM

Interesting stuff MikMak.
Especially seeing how much praise the HiLux, Navara and Tritan get. The Rodeo seems to be a good alround truck, sort of a 'just right' solution - right size, right driveability, right towability.

The Isuzu LCVs historically seem to be this way and get refined through the years even though the exterior may not change all that much. Consider the first series one Jackaroo to the last series one Jackaroo, first series one Rodeo to the last series one Rodeo. Large strides.

These test vehicles were all 2x4 ?

01-11-2008, 05:04 PM	#8 (permalink)
RedVee8 4.4 Liter Supercharged Northstar Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Rosemeadow, NSW Australia Drives: 2009 CG Captiva; 2006 AH Astra; 1984 VH Commodore Posts: 2,547	Re: Import Pick Up comparison Interesting stuff MikMak. Especially seeing how much praise the HiLux, Navara and Tritan get. The Rodeo seems to be a good alround truck, sort of a 'just right' solution - right size, right driveability, right towability. The Isuzu LCVs historically seem to be this way and get refined through the years even though the exterior may not change all that much. Consider the first series one Jackaroo to the last series one Jackaroo, first series one Rodeo to the last series one Rodeo. Large strides. These test vehicles were all 2x4 ? __________________ Current Holdens. VH Commodore Vacationer 253 V8; AH Astra CDX 1.8; CG09 Captiva LX 3.2V6 (work). Previous Holdens. 69 HT Kingswood 186; 75 HJ Premier 202; 77 TC Gemini; 85 JD Camira SL/E 1.8i; CG06 Captiva LX 3.2V6 Keep Holden On. Buick - Sporty Elegance