Isuzu D-MAX

The Isuzu D-Max has a maximum braked towing capacity of 2800kg/3000kg (manual/auto with the 1.9L engine) or 3500kg (3.0L engines), with a tow ball download maximum rating of 280kg/300kg for the 1.9L engine and 350kg on all other models.

Payload in the dual cabs ranges from 925kg for the X-Terrain to 1405kg for the SX 4×2 cab chassis.

The D-Max, along with its platform-shared Mazda BT-50 derivative, set a new benchmark among mid-size utes when each arrived in 2019, featuring a long list of standard active safety equipment in all models.

ANCAP (Australasian New Car Assessment Program) awarded the D-Max a full five-star crash safety rating in 2020.

Learn more in our Isuzu D-Max range review.

The D-Max’s warranty coverage is for six years or 150,000 kilometres, along with roadside assistance for seven years.

Isuzu specifies scheduled servicing every 15,000km or 12 months, whichever comes first, with a first free service at 3000km or three months. Under its capped-price service offering, maintenance costs range from $335 to $799 per service, depending on the interval.