2013 Isuzu Alterra

[sm2by]

Since Isuzu would release the 2012 D-Max really soon, the ALL-New Alterra can't be far behind...

All new 2013 Chevrolet Trailblazer (2013 Isuzu Alterra)

To be revealed for a world debut this November at the 2011 Dubai Motor Show, General Motors (parent company of Isuzu) released a sneak preview of an all new SUV based on the 2012 Chevrolet Colorado(Rebadged Isuzu D-max) And they say it would look like that^^^...

Source: Chevrolet Trailblazer 2013 world-debut at Dubai Motor Show | Drive Arabia : Dubai / Abu Dhabi [UAE, Saudi, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman & GCC]

Will this be the next king of the SUVs here

[Benzmizer]

Hmmm, interesting teaser.... .... and it seemed "shorter"....... which means it's more proportional!

[hinDMaxsiado]

Nasa TopGear Phils. yan naka-post mga sir, 2 or 3 days ago pa yata.... Halos lahat ng updates andoon.

The MU-7 (Thai-version Alterra) will share the same engine with the 2012 RT-50

[sm2by]

2013 Chevrolet Trailblazer(probably the NEXT Alterra) OFFICIAL Photo

Based on the 2013 Isuzu D-Max/Chevrolet Colorado Platform
Designed by GM Brazil
2013 Chevrolet TrailBlazer appeared in November 2011 | Car Drive In

Nov 10, 2011
2013 Chevrolet TrailBlazer will be sold globally, and started from Thailand in early 2012. As a warm-up, General Motors (GM) revealed a teaser of the Chevrolet 2013 TrailBlazer. Mid-SUV will debut at the Dubai International Motor Show 2011 on 10 November.

New Blazer is a continuation of global products from automobile manufacturer based in Detroit, the United States. This SUV developed GM Brazil for global markets in 140 countries started from Thailand in 2012. Reportedly 2013 TrailBlazer will use the base 2012 Chevrolet Colorado produced in thailand.

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[Ry_Tower]

2013 Chevrolet Trailblazer(probably the NEXT Alterra) OFFICIAL Photo

Based on the 2013 Isuzu D-Max/Chevrolet Colorado Platform
Designed by GM Brazil
2013 Chevrolet TrailBlazer appeared in November 2011 | Car Drive In

Yan na nga kaya?

Buti pa yan improved engine na!

[sm2by]

more Official Photos.... yeah!!! for 7 Seats

[Uncle Nick]

My crystal ball tells me that the Isuzu Dmax and Alterra will continue to slightly improve/change every year for the next few years, stifled somewhat by the Japan and Thailand calamities and the fact that Isuzu is more of a large vehicle manufacturer (pickups, mid-size and large trucks, buses, industrial engines) than of personal transportation cars.

Isuzu caters to a different market than General Motors.

The Trailblazer/Colorado, which is the smaller brother of the Chevrolet Suburban/full size pick-up will be built and sold by the Chevrolet division of General Motors.

I really do not expect both (Isuzu and Chevrolet) to be in the same showroom.

Ciao!

Uncle Nick.

[Gerbo]

This version (based in the above pictures) will definitely sell better than the current one. Looks and modern engine is very appealing.

[GTi]

GM has already introduced the Trailblazer and has started selling the Colorado as well. What is going on with Isuzu? Don't they have any sort of competitive spirit at all?

[hinDMaxsiado]

Gentlemen,

We all have to remember that General Motors and Isuzu Motors have differentiated themselves already.... And they will further on differentiate from each other in the years to come....

The 2012 MU-7 SUV will have the same engine and platform as the all-new 2012 Isuzu RT-50 pickup (180 ps, 380 Nm peak torque).... GM's Chevrolet Trailblazer, on the other hand, will share the same engine plugged into the all-new 2012 Colorado. This engine was developed by VM Motori of Italy, NOT Isuzu Motors. It is a 4-cylinder 2.8-litre CRDi engine, also equipped with a VGT, pumping around >180 ps but producing way higher pulling-force of around 450 Nm or 470 Nm of peak torque almost just as similar as the all-new 3.2-litre Ford Ranger's peak torque of 470 Nm....

Only one thing is for sure ---- since the GM and Isuzu covenant is over now, this Trailblazer will be offered here in Philippines at free will; no more Isuzu controling factor.... And thanks for it, the Isuzu factor is over now that GM can move forward freely to the Philippine-market, also offering their best products!