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The What Van? Road Test: Isuzu D-Max (2023)
Date: Monday, January 22, 2024
Load bay
Access to the cargo bay which can offer up to eight tie-down points is by means of a tailgate. Aided by a gas-filled strut on the offside, it drops down horizontally.
The load area is protected by a plastic liner which, in case the case of our test vehicle, was shielded by an optional – and by no means cheap – Mountain Top roll cover. This conceals anything you might happen to be carrying from bad weather and prying eyes, alike, and like the tailgate, it is lockable.
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