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The Isuzu Faster is a series of compact pickup trucks manufactured by the Japanese automaker Isuzu from 1972 to 2002. Utilizing the platform of the Isuzu Florian passenger car, the truck was a significant model for the company's export strategy and was sold globally under various nameplates, including the Chevrolet LUV in the United States and the Holden Rodeo in Australia. It featured rear-wheel drive or four-wheel drive configurations to serve both commercial and light consumer utility purposes. The vehicle is primarily utilized by commercial operators and buyers of vintage Japanese utility vehicles.
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What years was the Isuzu Faster produced?
The Isuzu Faster was produced from 1972 to 2002, spanning multiple generations over its roughly three-decade production run. It was eventually succeeded by the Isuzu D-Max in most global markets.
What vehicle platform was the Isuzu Faster based on?
The original Faster was built on the platform of the Isuzu Florian, a compact passenger sedan. This shared platform gave the truck a relatively car-like ride quality compared to some of its more truck-oriented domestic competitors.
Was the Isuzu Faster sold under different brand names?
Yes, the Faster was sold globally under various names including the Isuzu KB, the Chevrolet LUV in North America, and the Holden Rodeo in Australia. It was also badge-engineered by General Motors and sold under several regional brands worldwide.
What replaced the Isuzu Faster?
The Isuzu Faster was ultimately replaced by the Isuzu D-Max, which launched in the early 2000s as Isuzu's new global pickup platform. The D-Max was developed in partnership with General Motors and also spawned the Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon derivatives.
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