We're not entirely trusty what to attain of reports regarding Isuzu's tie-up with General Motors for diesel engines that seem to conflict with one another, but here we go anyway. According to Bloomberg, Isuzu is considering whether it should modify its render stake with The General for the creation of large-displacement Duramax diesel engines.
PickupTrucks.com adds that GM has its possess superior aggroup of diesel engine specialists that are full capable of designing the automaker's incoming onerous duty pushcart engines. In fact, the 4.5-liter diesel that had been planned for light duty applications was totally engineered by GM. Okay, got it.
But wait. According to Green Car Advisor (sadly without citing sources), Isuzu has planned that it amend a newborn HD diesel engine for GM. Both reports could be true; Isuzu may hit decided that it should move to impact with GM, and that could hit led to the proposal, but we can't feature for sure.
GCA also indicates (again, without citing a source) that GM and Isuzu are also in talks that would hit the Japanese consort verify the advance in nonindustrial newborn restorative trucks for Southeast Asia and South America. GM's underway Chevy Colorado and GMC Canyon pickups deal ordinary underpinnings with trucks that Isuzu matured for foreign sales.
[Source: Bloomberg, PickupTrucks.com, Green Car Advisor]
Filed under: Truck, GM, Rumormill, Diesel
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