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Isuzu’s X-Rider gains the 3Litre TD engine
The Isuzu D-Max in the popular X-Rider trim has gained the larger, more powerful engine and offers a greater sense of value, without compromising on the full-fat benefits of the workhorse motor. As we patiently await the new model, the X-Rider is a valuable reminder of the basics to the bakkie recipe.
2020 Isuzu X-Rider 3.0TD
Now fitted with the 3.0Litre turbo diesel mated to a six-speed automatic, producing 130kW and 380Nm from 1800Rpm, driving the rear wheels only. The X-Rider offers a serious value proposition to the popular mainstream bakkie choices. The X-Rider design package adds 18-Inch diamond cut alloys in either black or silver, blacked-out front bumper cladding, roof rails and running boards. The 3.0TD is capable of a 3.5Ton towing capacity and 1 Ton payload, which is enough to match the likes of the Ranger, Hilux and Amarok. Internally the partial leather seats gain red contrast stitching, and infotainment is handled by a 20.3cm touchscreen with reverse camera, Carplay and Andriod Auto.
2020 Isuzu X-Rider 3.0TD price in South Africa
Priced from the range-topper 3.0 TD Double Cab is set at R479 217 and in the world of bakkies, that’s not a lot of money for a Bakkie that will run with the best of them. Prices include a 5year/90 000km service plan and 5year/120 000Km warranty