Isuzu Truck Introduces First Low-Cab Forward, Gas-Powered Crew Cab
LOUISVILLE, KY – Isuzu Commercial Truck of America, Inc. has announced the availability of the industry's first gas-powered, low-cab forward crew cab truck.

LOUISVILLE, KY – Isuzu Commercial Truck of America, Inc. has announced the availability of the industry’s first gas-powered, low-cab forward crew cab truck. The new model features a Vortec 6.0L V-8 engine with 325 hp and a Hydra-Matic four-speed automatic transmission with lockup torque converter and overdrive for increased performance and efficiency.
Carrying seven workers, the crew cabs are available with 150- and 176-inch wheelbases to accommodate 12- and 16-foot bodies. GVW ratings are 12,000 pounds and 14,500 pounds, with payload allowances ranging from 6,251 to 8,821 pounds.
Isuzu crew cab trucks feature a new dashboard with easy-to-see gauges and warning lamps. A 5-DIN opening can accommodate such optional equipment as radios, GPS systems, and rear view cameras. Additional safety items include low-cut side windows, a large windshield, and 17-inch by 8-inch side mirrors with integrated convex sections for improved visibility.
The Isuzu gas-powered crew cab and standard cab trucks are assembled in Janesville, Wis. They are distributed through 205 Isuzu truck dealers and 350 GM W-Series dealers nationwide. Current sales volume of the gas-powered trucks is 6,000 units annually and is expected to grow significantly with their price advantage over emissions-compliant diesel models.
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