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Isuzu Forward

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The Isuzu Forward, also called the Isuzu F-Series, is a line of medium to heavy-duty commercial trucks that Isuzu has built since 1970. It followed the earlier TY series, the 4 tonne semi-cabover that was Isuzu's first medium-duty truck in 1966. Every Forward is a cab-over design delivered with its cabin fully built, and most carry a diesel engine, though some markets receive compressed natural gas versions. The first generation of April 1970 used the D500 five-litre inline-six diesel, the second generation arrived in August 1975, the third in June 1985 with a cab that won the Good Design Award, and the fourth in February 1994. Isuzu's main plant is in Japan, and the trucks are also assembled from knock-down kits in many countries. Confusingly, the smaller Isuzu Elf has been sold as the GMC Forward in the United States, and the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force uses Forwards for rear-line duties.

Facts
Year
1970 1
Propulsion
Diesel 1
Engine Class
Piston 1
Status
In Production 1
Comparison
Body Style
Truck 1
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1. Isuzu Forward (Wikipedia)
  • Lead, manufacturer
    manufactured by Isuzu since 1970
  • Lead, body style
    is a line of medium-to-heavy-duty commercial vehicles
  • First generation
    All of the original models came equipped with Isuzu's D500 diesel engine
  • First generation, engine class
    a 5.0 L (4,978 cc) inline-six with 125 PS (92 kW)
  • Lead, origin
    While Isuzu's main plant is in Japan
  • Exemplifies: Road Freight Transport, Lead, mode
    is a line of medium-to-heavy-duty commercial vehicles manufactured by Isuzu since 1970
  • Of Make: Isuzu, Lead, make
    manufactured by Isuzu since 1970
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