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Isuzu has revealed a limited-run version of its popular pickup truck – the D-Max Steel Edition.
The limited-edition version of the rough-and-tough pick-up receives a Steel Grey exterior colour, alongside roof rails, a dark grey front grille and rear wheel arch extensions.
Inside, there is ‘Steel’ embossed lettering on the headrests, LED scuff plates, an updated infotainment screen and an improved driver’s display.
Under the bonnet, the D-Max Steel Edition uses the same 1.9-litre turbocharged diesel engine as in the standard model, developing 161bhp and 360Nm of torque. It also has a maximum towing capacity of up to 3,500kg, too.
Alan Able, Isuzu UK managing director, said: “The return of the Steel Edition is a testament to the overwhelming response we received for last year’s model. Now built upon the new Isuzu D-Max, this latest edition offers not only bold styling and premium features but also the very latest off-road capability, safety, and technology.”
“This limited-run model is built for those who demand more from their pickup – whether for work or adventure – and we’re confident it will be another resounding success.”
Standard equipment includes heated front seats, an eight-speaker premium audio system, dual-zone climate control and electric folding door mirrors.
Order books for the D-Max Steel Edition are open now with prices starting at £42,695 – production is limited to just 250 examples.
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