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Isuzu’s My15 Kb Range: Additional Punch for Workhorses, More Velvet Glove for Leisure Models

South Africa’s foremost bakkie specialist – Isuzu – has broadened the appeal of the iconic KB by adding three carefully-configured derivatives to the range, bringing the tally of models to 18. Newcomers include a two-pedal 4×4 flagship model with features like a class-leading infotainment system and keyless entry and start/stop.

At the same time, a number of other changes have been implemented on the sixth-generation of the popular bakkie. When it comes to mechanical upgrades, the most significant is the wholesale change to a significantly uprated version of the 2.5-litre DTEQ turbodiesel for Fleetside and LE models.

With representation in 100 countries and regular best-selling performances in Thailand – the world’s biggest one-tonne pick-up market – Isuzu’s bakkie is a force to be reckoned with thanks to the company’s focus exclusively on commercial vehicles and robust processes for continually analysing and implementing feedback from the global marketplace.

Each Isuzu KB is purpose-built for a clearly defined role in our uniquely demanding market and tested to cope effortlessly with its particular application. The KB nomenclature is unique to Southern Africa and has been in use since 1981, the Chevrolet LUV moniker used for the first-generation version, introduced in 1972.

Highlights

All Isuzu KB models are sold with a fully-comprehensive 5-year/ 120 000 km warranty and roadside assistance programme, a 5-year/ unlimited mileage anti-corrosion warranty and a 5-year/ 90 000 km service plan. Service intervals are 15 000 km or twelve months for all derivatives. Isuzu KBs are available from the GMSA dealer network.

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