Bought an Isuzu Rodeo today!
01 March 2005, 10:34 PM
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Bought an Isuzu Rodeo today!
Needed something for work as the mileage on the MY03 wagon is getting a little high, and tbh the fuel costs are killing me with the mileage I'm doing, so....
Thanks to the very nice Mr Armstrong @ Stan Palmers, I am now the proud owner of a brand new Isuzu Rodeo Denver Max
Drove it the 130 or so miles back from Palmers and it was worth the wait- whilst I wouldn't swap either of the scoobies for it (well maybe the STi5 type R, as its broken
), it certainly is a worthy and capable addition to the collection 
Thanks to the very nice Mr Armstrong @ Stan Palmers, I am now the proud owner of a brand new Isuzu Rodeo Denver Max
Drove it the 130 or so miles back from Palmers and it was worth the wait- whilst I wouldn't swap either of the scoobies for it (well maybe the STi5 type R, as its broken
), it certainly is a worthy and capable addition to the collection
02 March 2005, 09:56 AM
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will take some photos today. i looked at both the mitsi and the navara before I bought it, the rodeo's cabin is much bigger and more pleasent- in a crappy pickup sort of way
03 March 2005, 08:44 PM
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Awaiting for pici's 
Originally Posted by RRH
will take some photos today. i looked at both the mitsi and the navara before I bought it, the rodeo's cabin is much bigger and more pleasent- in a crappy pickup sort of way
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Awaiting picci's please
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will take some photos today. i looked at both the mitsi and the navara before I bought it, the rodeo's cabin is much bigger and more pleasent- in a crappy pickup sort of way
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21 March 2005, 07:08 PM
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i got mine in december
not a max though
denver rodeo automatic in foxfire red
fully spec'd up with
two tone leather
air con
sat nav
twin screen dvd with wireless headsets
stainless bars all round
reverse sensors
top up load cover
very pleased
will post pics tomorrow
budgie
not a max though
denver rodeo automatic in foxfire red
fully spec'd up with
two tone leather
air con
sat nav
twin screen dvd with wireless headsets
stainless bars all round
reverse sensors
top up load cover
very pleased
will post pics tomorrow
budgie
21 March 2005, 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted by peter budgen
i got mine in december
not a max though
denver rodeo automatic in foxfire red
fully spec'd up with
two tone leather
air con
sat nav
twin screen dvd with wireless headsets
stainless bars all round
reverse sensors
top up load cover
very pleased
will post pics tomorrow
budgie
not a max though
denver rodeo automatic in foxfire red
fully spec'd up with
two tone leather
air con
sat nav
twin screen dvd with wireless headsets
stainless bars all round
reverse sensors
top up load cover
very pleased
will post pics tomorrow
budgie
, made me smile and sh*t at the same time
22 March 2005, 05:55 PM
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Originally Posted by austen_wrx
pretty 
, i didn't know they did "fashionable" Rodeos I took one out as a courtesy car once, I found the back end comes out easily in the damp
, i didn't know they did "fashionable" Rodeos I took one out as a courtesy car once, I found the back end comes out easily in the damp
22 March 2005, 06:09 PM
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dont think you will find the fuel consumptionmuch better (if at all) in the rodeo than in the impreza. my mate has an L200 2.5 td and that is no better on fuel than my classic scoob
22 March 2005, 08:09 PM
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Mine is currently averaging about 27 to the gallon, the Impreza is doing 19ish. I tend to drive both the same, so think that the Rodeo will do better once I learn to use the torque properly.
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