What do you think would happen if they tried to destroy a new Revo? Pickup trucks have gotten a lot more refined and are certainly not as tough as in the past. Some people have incredible brand loyalty. I have no brand loyalty. Years ago the company I worked for bought me a new Isuzu. It idled rough and the fenders shook at stop lights. I swore I would never buy an Isuzu. Things change. I now have an Isuzu V-Cross. That rough idling noisy engine is history. At highway speed, you cannot even hear the engine. When I was shopping for a new truck, I test drove many of what was available. The Isuzu was a major surprise, quiet, tight and a decent ride. I was really wanting a Toyota but the price and dealer irritated me. I went directly back to Isuzu and ordered exactly what I wanted. Isuzu gave me more truck for the baht. No regrets here.

Exactly. 25 years ago Toyota was king with regard to small pickups, today they are middling. Things change.

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What do you think would happen if they tried to destroy a new Revo? Pickup trucks have gotten a lot more refined and are certainly not as tough as in the past. Some people have incredible brand loyalty. I have no brand loyalty. Years ago the company I worked for bought me a new Isuzu. It idled rough and the fenders shook at stop lights. I swore I would never buy an Isuzu. Things change. I now have an Isuzu V-Cross. That rough idling noisy engine is history. At highway speed, you cannot even hear the engine. When I was shopping for a new truck, I test drove many of what was available. The Isuzu was a major surprise, quiet, tight and a decent ride. I was really wanting a Toyota but the price and dealer irritated me. I went directly back to Isuzu and ordered exactly what I wanted. Isuzu gave me more truck for the baht. No regrets here.

Yeah I'm not so naive to think a Revo would stand up to that abuse it was the pedigree of the vehicle I was getting at. Your right with brand loyalty and that was the one of the deciding factor if I'm honest as when we tested the Isuzu I was impressed with it , nice and solid , well finished and smooth gear change. Had Toyotas in the UK after years of Vauxhalls and Fords and there was no comparison so I stuck with what I was happy with despite one of my friends telling me the front of the Revo looks like a Chinese amphibious car.Needless to say he'll be taking a taxi from Swampy next time he comes[emoji12]


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