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During its 2025 Dealer Meeting, themed “The Road Ahead,” Isuzu Commercial Truck of America unveiled updates to its medium-duty product lineup and underscored its long-term goal of reaching 50,000 units in annual sales across the U.S. and Canada by 2030.
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