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Isuzu Trooper was formally introduced in 1984 equipped with a carbureted version of the 1.9-liter Carbureted engine. The next years also use the same version until 1987. The first generation Troopers are produced from 1984-1991. Troopers produced in the next years belong to the second generation. Troopers until 2000 can only be used with a four-wheel drive but on the next productions, a two-wheel drive version is available.

The second generation Troopers came out in March 1991 in base S and updated LS models. A single-cam 3.2-liter V6 engine powered the base model producing 175-horsepower. A twin version of the same engine is used by LS trim rated at 190 horsepower. Standard for both is an antilock rear braking system coupled with optional four-wheel ABS for LS. Both can make sue of standard 5-speed manual transmission and optional four-speed automatic gear box.

Isuzu Trooper's features are suitable for on and off-road travels. Off-road, drivers can easily shift between two and four-wheel drive without affecting the car's speed. Responsive steering and handling makes city and highway use a totally hassle-free and relaxing drive. With a capacity of seven passengers, interior features can be adjusted to handle added items and cargoes.