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Isuzu banks on DAT to top sales

September 19, 2001 - 12:00am

Aiming to win top position in the commercial vehicle class sales this year, Isuzu Phils. Corp. has embarked on an aggressive across-the-line enhancement of its products. From its line of sport utility movers, multipurpose...

Motoring

Isuzu rides Crosswind in bid to top mere AUVs

By by Brian Afuang | June 13, 2001 - 12:00am

Refusing to dismiss it merely as an AUV, Isuzu Philippines Corporation calls its latest product as a "crossover" vehicle instead, saying that buyers actually get three vehicles rolled into one. Sort of like getting...

Motoring