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Isuzu Canter


Ty Korrigan
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20 hours ago, Bill C said:

Isuzu's are hard to break and the aftersales are second to none, agree they are basic but good work horses. The basic design of the range is the same just uprated for heavier loads. As for 3.5 tonne v 7.5 tonne that depends on what you need to carry. Years ago we had a customer blow a engine on a new 5.5 tonne van, new engine arrived next day, that afternoon the customers second van did the same thing at the same place. Next day the engineers arrived from the Factory in Japan to sort the problem, and worked without stopping until they did. You don't get that service from many companies. 

 

Apart from Greenmech U.K who once sent an engineer (Mac) out to France to fix my Quadchip.

 

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