2015 Isuzu D-Max Blade announced

Last year's D-Max Blade special edition was clearly a great success for Isuzu, because it's now returning as a permanent member of the range. The 2015 version is basically the same as the original, but there have been a few minor changes.

Heated front seats, leather upholstery and piano black trim all help to create a more luxurious environment. Touchscreen satellite navigation, a rear reversing camera and an eight-speaker audio system are among the other equipment upgrades.

Isuzu D-Max Blade (2015) Dashboard

Distinguished exterior features include a Shadow Grey front grille, door decals, black door mirror caps and a set of Shadow 18” alloy wheels. Furthermore, a soft-close tailgate is fitted and buyers will get to choose from either an Aeroklas hardtop canopy or a Black Mountain roller cover with style bars.

As before, the D-Max Blade is only being offered in 4x4 double cab guise and power is provided by the familiar 160 bhp (120 kW / 163 PS) 2.5 litre twin-turbo diesel engine.

Isuzu D-Max Blade (2015) Front Side

Available to order now, its on the road price (excluding VAT) is £25,999 with a six-speed manual gearbox. Specifying a five-speed automatic transmission instead adds £1,000 to that figure.

The only other cost option is Pearlescent White paintwork for £250, which serves as an alternative to the standard Cosmic Black finish.

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