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Treading not so softly in Thailand with Isuzu

By Andy Leuterio | March 29, 2006 - 12:00am

For a few nervous seconds behind the wheel of a right-hand drive Isuzu D-MAX (a version I’d never driven before in my life), there is nothing but blue sky out of the windshield. Crawling up a muddy, 50-degree...

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