Isuzu D-Max X-Rider Black for SA

Gero Lilleike

8 Oct 2019

Isuzu D-Max X-Rider Black for SA

Isuzu has reintroduced the limited-edition D-Max X-Rider Black in South Africa. Details below…

If you pay attention to the cars you see every day on your way to your grindstone, you will probably see a lot of Isuzu X-Riders on the road. They are hugely popular and this lates 4×2 D-Max X-Rider Black is bound to be a hit with local consumers. 

Almost everything is black and this limited-edition bakkie features a Black Meet Kettle body colour and rides on 18-inch blacked-out alloy wheels with red contrasting Isuzu badges. The front-end receives a black bumper guard, projector headlights with integrated LED daytime running lights and fog lights. 

Can you guess what colour the roof rails, sports bar and side steps are? Yes, black, of course. A factory-fitted tonneau cover and a 2.1-tonne towbar are also standard. 

On the inside, you are met with black leather seats with red stitching seen on the bolsters and ‘X-Rider’ embroidery seen on the headrests. The leather steering wheel also gains red stitching and a red Isuzu badge. Black piano trim on the centre console, air vents, radio and doors add some shine to the cabin. A Bluetooth-capable, 8-inch AX2 touchscreen infotainment system is fitted. 

Engine Power 

The Isuzu D-Max X-Rider Black is offered in 4×2 guise only and is powered by Isuzu’s familiar 2.5-litre turbodiesel engine with 100 kW and 320 Nm of torque. Isuzu claims a fuel consumption figure of 7.7 L/100km. 

Isuzu D-Max X-Rider Black – Price in South Africa

D-Max X-Rider Black – R462 000 (including VAT) 

A 5-year/120 000 km warranty, 5-year/90 000 km service plan, 5-year/unlimited km anti-corrosion warranty and Roadside Assistance is standard. 

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Gero Lilleike

Gero Lilleike

Gero Lilleike is a published writer and photographer with most of his work appearing in the fields of travel and motoring. Gero has worked as a motoring journalist for Cars.co.za for the past 8 years and takes every opportunity to go on an adventure whether it be offroad or in the ocean. For Gero, a car's worth is measured by how many surfboards it's able to carry.

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