Wow, after years of being subscribed, I received my first e-mail from Isuzu. And they're finally going to be in an auto show again. If only there was a surprise announcement about them bringing the Rodeo back...with a diesel option. Still, it's nice to see them making a presence again.

WHEN: April 5-9, 2006
WHERE: Dallas Convention Center

Dear Wayne,

Discover for yourself why the Isuzu lineup stands out in the minds of independent thinkers searching for honest-to-goodness value. WeÆre not just talking sticker price (although thatÆs worth a mention too). We mean everything û power, styling, performance, advanced safety features, fuel economy and, of course, that impressive Isuzu 7-year/75,000-mile Powertrain Limited Warranty.

For proof, visit us at the Dallas Auto Show and take a look at our reliable SUVs, Ascender 5-Passenger and Ascender 7-Passenger. Behind smooth, efficient engines youÆll find a quiet, comfortable ride, spacious cab and ample cargo space. Or if the job calls for a midsize truck with the right blend of power and performance, weÆve got two standouts û our new i-280 Extended Cab and i-350 Crew Cab pickups. They deliver exceptional value with a style and attitude thatÆs just right.

Hope to see you there,
Isuzu Motors America, Inc.

I missed Isuzu's presence at the Chicago Auto Show last Feb. Jeep even had a big obstacle course that looked like a ride from Disney World.

Pete

Isuzu was at the Chicago Auto Show in 05, of course they only had the ascender there if I recall. No fun.

- Jim

Hey Wayne,
Isuzu was represented at the Tarrant County Auto Show a few weeks ago. They only had the 5 passenger Ascender and the two pups. I'll be at the Dallas auto show as well. Toyota is set to have an actually off road obstacle course setup for the public to test drive their Tundra trucks. Sure wish Isuzu would have the same thing. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" />