FAQ
How long do Isuzu Rodeos last?
A Rodeo can easily last 100,000 miles with few problems. Many owners report getting more than 250,000 miles from their Rodeos. Note that you may have to replace some parts around the 100k mark. According to RepairPal, the parking brake, throttle position sensors, and battery cables are the most commonly replaced parts in the Isuzu Rodeo.
Is Isuzu a reliable vehicle?
Yes, Isuzus generally earn top marks for reliability from owners and mechanics. This Japanese automaker has a reputation for economic, efficient builds that deliver durability and consistency. As compared to brands like Suzuki, Toyota, and Honda, Isuzu usually comes out on top for reliability.
What year did they stop making Isuzu Rodeo?
In 2004, Isuzu stopped producing the Rodeo. This midsize SUV had been in production since 1988 and it was a top-selling import in the US. Note that the “Rodeo” also refers to a compact pickup truck sold in Japan, whereas the American Isuzu Rodeo is a midsize SUV.
Why did Isuzu go out of business?
Isuzu was one of many car manufacturers that was forced to either slow or close down its business due to the economic recession in 2009. Lack of consumer demand and slow sales forced Isuzu out of business for passenger vehicles. However, Isuzu still sells commercial trucks and buses under a new nameplate.
Are Isuzus still sold in the USA?
Isuzu does not sell new passenger cars in America, but it does still produce commercial trucks and buses. You can find used Isuzu Rodeos in the US, but you’ll be lucky to find one as Rodeo owners tend to hold onto them.