9:27 am, December 18, 2013
ISUZU UK is on target to securing 4,000 sales of its D-Max pick-up in the UK – a record 50 per cent increase over 2012.
This year, the Japanese carmaker sold 3,900 models of the D-Max across the UK and predicts that sales will reach 4,000 by the end of 2013.
This not only represents a 50 per cent increase versus the same period last year but also surpasses the company’s initial target of 3,500.
The brand has recorded growth of 272 per cent over the past four years and its sales performance in the UK will ensure it remains the number one market in Europe ahead of Turkey and France.
In the new year, Isuzu has also announced that it will reveal a number of new D-Max projects.
William Brown, general manager at Isuzu UK, said: ‘More consumers than ever want a pick-up that offers great looks, refinement, outstanding value and class-leading attributes, whether they’re private or fleet buyers.
‘Next year is going to be another exciting period of growth for Isuzu as we look to maximise new opportunities, continue developments to make the road-going pick-up even more desirable, and engage in new off-road performance activities that will test the ruggedness of an Isuzu D-Max to the maximum.’
