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Isuzu Trooper: Yours among strangers
SUV “Isuzu-Truper” is not as popular with us as its competitors: “Mitsubishi Pajero”, “Nissan Patrol GR / Nissan Patrol” or “Toyota Landkruyzer.” There is also a share of the guilt of the Japanese company Isuzu Motors, which was in no hurry to enter the game on the “Russian field”. Another circumstance that can confuse motorists lies in the fact that in different markets, “Isuzu” is sold under different, even “alien” names. Continue reading
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predictable reactions and a minimum
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road
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disappoint overclocking
rustic Japanese
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talents of transforming
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that control
rear wheels spin freely
unclear purpose of the handrails
which gives
cost for the option
everyday comfortable driving
wealthy people cannot
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production of robots
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characteristics: comfort
effectively
everyone respects me
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amazing streamlining
the front seats
five-door body
the car easily reached
sacrificing useful space
desire to become
simple - white
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On the road
"Pinin" suddenly becomes
you unwittingly pull
loss of time
confuse potential buyers
his native element
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