2022 Isuzu D-Max review

Isuzu D-Max pricing and specifications

For 2022, the Isuzu D-Max model line-up is more streamlined. You can buy the D-Max as a single, space (also called a king or super cab by other brands) or double cab-chassis model. You can also choose from a single, space or double cab pick-up.

Isuzu D-Max SX

With the Isuzu D-Max SX, buyers have the choice of 2 engines. The most affordable is a 1.9-litre turbo diesel, as a tray back, RWD single chassis cab manual transmission model. Currently, this D-Max is on special offer, with a limited-time driveaway deal of $29,990.

(the normal recommended driveaway price is $37,969).

A 3.0-litre turbo diesel model starts at $40,029driveaway.

SL D-Max starts from $38,351 driveaway.

Stand-out features include:

• 7-inch touch display, with voice recognition
• Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
• 4-speaker audio system
• Auto headlights, high beams and windscreen wipers
• Keyless entry
• Easy-to-clean vinyl flooring
• 17-inch steel wheels
• 8 airbags
• 6-way manually adjustable driver's seat
• Adaptive cruise control (ACC), with stop & go (automatic transmission only)
• Advanced safety features, like:
  • Blind spot monitoring
  • Emergency lane keeping (ELK)
  • Forward collision warning (FCW)
  • Lane departure warning (LDW)
  • Rear cross-traffic alert (RCTA)
  • Traffic sign recognition (TSR)
  • Autonomous emergency braking (AEB)
• Manual air-conditioning
• Steering-wheel-mounted controls
• Reverse camera
• Halogen reflector headlamps

For a work ute, the SX has a respectable specification and it should be very comfortable compared with older utes.

Isuzu D-Max LS-M

Following the SX is the LS-M trim. This model is available only as a crew-cab ute body, with a starting recommended driveaway price of $56,683.

Highlight specs include:

• 17-inch alloys
• 6-speaker sound system
• Terrain Command 4x4 system
• Rear diff-lock
• Bi-LED projector headlights (with auto-levelling)
• Body colour door handles
• LED daytime running lights (DRL)
• LED fog lamps
• Steel underbody guards for sump and transfer case
• Upper and lower gloveboxes (as opposed to lower only on SX)

All-in, not a bad specification for the money, but reviewers seemed to favour the higher-specced LS-U or X-Terrain.

Isuzu D-Max LS-U

Move up a grade and you'll have to spend from $56,053 driveaway for the LS-U D-Max. That's for a RWD crew cab ute body.

In addition to the LS-M, the LS-U D-Max boasts:

• 18-inch alloys
• 9-inch touch display with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay
• Built-in satellite navigation with multi-information display (MID)
• Sky Sound 8-speaker audio system (roof-mounted)
• 6-speed automatic transmission
• Chrome exterior accents
• Leather steering wheel
• Factory-installed tow bar receiver
• LED combination lights
• Underrail tub-liner
• Auto-dimming rearview mirror
• Carpet flooring
• Dual-zone A/C with heater and demister
• Driver's seat power-adjustable lumbar support
• Push-button ignition
• Smart keyless entry

You get a lot of tech with an LS-U D-Max.

Isuzu D-Max LS-U+

If you want a little more tech, the LS-U+ might be for you, which starts from $67,061 driveaway.

Here's what you get for the extra outlay:

• 8-way driver's power-adjustable seat
• Leather-accented seat upholstery
• Heated front seats and door mirrors
• Illuminated vanity mirrors for driver and front passenger

Isuzu D-Max X-Terrain

For the top-spec X-Terrain, understandably, you pay more. Normally, this model starts from $71,261. In January 2022, this model was on special offer with a driveaway price of $62,990.

Here's why Isuzu charges more for the X-Terrain:

• Leather-accented seats, with contrast red stitching
• Front parking sensors
• Aero sports bar
• Dark grey door handles, folding power mirrors, radiator grille, side steps and tailgate handle
• Front and back underbody spoilers
• Matte black roller tonneau cover
• 100kg capacity roof rails
• Remote engine ignition

Click on a price to compare car loans for the Isuzu D-Max.

You can only have your Isuzu D-Max painted in a single no-cost option: Mineral White.

Premium paint finishes include:

• Basalt Black Mica
• Cobalt Blue Mica
• Mercury Silver Metallic
• Obsidian Grey Metallic

Those cost $500.

For LS-U, LS-U+ and X-TERRAIN models, the following $500 paint colours are sold:

• Marble White Pearl
• Magnetic Red Mica

The top-flight X-Terrain has an exclusive colour, Volcanic Amber Metallic.

Overview

Analysing the findings of 4 motoring experts, it seems with the new D-Max, Isuzu got very little wrong and so much right. It boasts a large and capable diesel engine. Its safety tech sets a bar that other ute makers will have to match. It handles well and is generously equipped. While the prices may have risen and it does display some of the common ute-quirks, it's easy to see why the model finished the 2021 sales year as the sixth best-selling Australian model outright and one of the top 3 most popular pick-ups. There were a few minor quibbles, but no deal-breakers. If you're looking for a ute, the D-Max should go directly onto your shortlist.

Engine and performance

Isuzu equips the D-Max with one of two turbocharged diesel engines, a 1.9-litre or a 3.0-litre. As with many of its rivals, the Isuzu D-Max no longer has a petrol engine option.

Isuzu 1.9-litre diesel engine

The 1.9-litre D-Max engine is one of the RZ4E-TC series Isuzu engines. This power unit is an inline 4-cylinder. Peak power measures 110kW at 3,600RPM. Torque is a respectable 350Nm from 1,800-2,600RPM. This engine is only available on workhorse spec SX utes.

Isuzu 3.0-litre diesel engine

The main staple of the Isuzu D-Max is a 3.0-litre turbocharged diesel engine. This powerplant is from the 4JJ3-TCX line – which is an inline 4-cylinder. It has 450Nm, across a wider rev band range of 1,600-2,600RPM. Peak power is also higher, 140kW at 3,600RPM.

Compare that to its rivals and the D-Max has 10kW fewer than the Toyota HiLux 2.8-litre turbo diesel. The HiLux, with an automatic transmission, also has more torque (500Nm, across a 1,200RPM range – from 1,600-2,800RPM). The 3.2-litre and 2.0-litre diesel Ford Ranger are also more powerful and both of those engines have more torque.

Car reviewers' impressions of the Isuzu D-Max engine and transmission line-up

How did car reviewers review the D-Max engine line-up?

One tester who was driving an LS-M with an automatic said the engine had decent low down muscle and it was easily controllable. They said the automatic shifted cogs fluidly. They also noticed that the 3.0-litre had an absence of turbo lag.

Another source, driving an X-Terrain, labelled the Isuzu's diesel heart as brawny. They said its performance was splendid, right from the off, even while towing. However, that same reviewer longed for a few extra automatic speeds, rather than just 6.

A third reviewer noted that the 3.0-litre engine is now more powerful and torquey. They also observed it was more hushed and cultivated than before, though, like all the reviewers, they said when pushed, the engine gets a bit vocal. That's to be expected. This motoring journalist said the way the torque band kicked in meant the D-Max has plenty of zip. This expert also found the transmission was a dependable operator.

The final journo recounted how the 3.0-litre turbo diesel responded freely. In fact, they reported that even though on paper it's down on power, it builds speed almost effortlessly. They disclosed it was capable while overtaking and that the transmission was the perfect tag-team member for the engine. This motoring writer believed that there was no need for Isuzu to add extra gears to the transmission because it was so well engineered.

Isuzu D-Max engine and transmission figures

Isuzu D-Max fuel economy

We use the government's Green Vehicle Guide website to source our fuel economy figures.

1.9-litre turbo diesel

For the 1.9-litre turbo diesel D-Max (fitted to some SX models) with a manual gearbox, the fuel economy figures are given as:

• Combined: 7.0L/100km
• Urban: 8.1L/100km
• Extra: 6.5L/100km

Travelling 14,000km per year in this D-Max, two-thirds of the time in urban environments, the Green Vehicle Guide estimates you'd spend $1,428 at the petrol station.

Automatic models are listed on the database as using the following:

• Combined: 7.0L/100km
• Urban: 7.9L/100km
• Extra: 6.6L/100km

Under the above driving conditions, you'd outlay an estimated $1,409.

3.0-litre turbo diesel

Moving up to the 3.0-litre turbo diesel engine, fuel economy dips slightly.

• Combined: 7.3-8.0L/100km
• Urban: 9.2-10.2L/100km
• Extra: 6.2-6.9L/100km

With those figures, the D-Max would cost between $1,546 and $1,702 in diesel per year.

How much diesel did the Isuzu D-Max use on public roads?

Motoring testers helpfully revealed the fuel consumption they experienced with their press cars. It is not uncommon for deviations of 1-2.0L/100km from the brochure figures.

How does the D-Max measure up then?

One reviewer logged a 0.3L/100km (higher) difference than the combined figure, so that's good. Those findings were supported by another outlet who logged figures between 0.2 and 0.7L/100km more than the brochure data. The higher number was a result of driving on a beach, where speeds would likely be low and the sandy ground provides a lot of rolling resistance.

A third motoring journalist managed 8.9L/100km. They also remarked that even when pushing the engine, the ute indicated it was burning upper 9.0s. They then surmised this was a good signal that the D-Max is pretty frugal when working hard.

The final motoring expert logged fuel use around 8.7L/100km, so well under the 1.0L/100km margin that is often reported when testing a vehicle on public roads. They did average out 10.4L/100km (across 1 week of mostly urban driving).

Overall, the D-Max manages to return fuel economy that is close to the official brochure data, well within the margin we often see. You should note, only one of the journos confirmed the ute was unladen during testing.

Handling

Nowadays, a ute isn't just a commercial vehicle. Drivers expect a ute to cope with everything that is thrown at it, whether that's driving the kids to school or towing a heavy boat trailer.

How does the D-Max measure up then?

First off, steering. Car reviewers found the D-Max steered like a car, requiring minimum effort or muscle. They also determined it wasn't inexact as some larger vehicles are. One journo found the steering feel wasn't massively responsive, but they did believe that the D-Max was better than many of its direct competitors. At low speeds, where you need to spin the wheel lock-to-lock and back again multiple times (like parking), the panel said the electric power steering worked wonders, requiring minimal exertion from the driver. One of the reviewers wrote that the steering of the D-Max made the ute feel higher quality and was confidence-inspiring.

What about the ride? Unlike Nissan with the Navara and its multi-link suspension, Isuzu has (like the majority of ute builders) stuck to time-proven (and heavy-duty) rear leaf springs. One of the journos explained the D-Max was comfy and didn't amplify bumps in the roads. That same tester remarked the latest D-Max is a huge progression over its predecessor. Obviously, as a commercial vehicle at heart, designed to carry heavy weights, when the tray is totally empty, the ride is a little jarring. That's just a side-effect of having heavy-duty suspension, capable of hauling big payloads. Another tester perceived that the D-Max was well adapted to use on Aussie roads.

Importantly, a car reviewer determined that the handling, steering and interior noise didn't fall apart as speeds rose, making it a decent ute for highway driving. Generally, in ute terms, it seems the D-Max is well mannered and accomplished.

Interior and equipment

What's the interior of the Isuzu D-Max like?

One motoring journalist pronounced the D-Max's interior was designed in a user-friendly manner and that the ute's cabin was contemporary. Another reviewer backed this up, adding that the current Isuzu D-Max was a big step forward versus the previous model.

Build quality was given a specific shout out, with testers holding the opinion that the D-Max's interior was well designed and fastened together.

A couple of testers bemoaned the lack of wireless smartphone charging, which is becoming increasingly commonplace nowadays. Another commented that the graphics of the information display were quite fussy, though they did like that it has a digital speedo. Something else that niggled one tester was the skinny footrest for the driver, though you'll want to test that for yourself to see if you have an issue with it. Another thought the leather seat upholstery was too slippy and didn't like the X-Terrain's gloss black trim inserts because they highlighted dust particles and fingerprints. Also, one thought that the 7-inch touchscreen fitted to LS-M and SX trims seemed a bit low-cost, compared to the 9-inch available on higher-end D-Max variants. Finally, one of the journos decided that the lane departure system was a little too keen, but they conceded this could be deactivated.

Supposedly, the seats are highly comfortable, managing to tread the line between soft yet supportive. This seems like a divisive topic, as one tester lamented that the seat bases were overly flat and not that long, resulting in thighs that felt unsupported. Another reviewer, driving an X-Terrain, enjoyed the synthetic-leather-clad seats, saying they had a premium feel and were more than comfortable for prolonged stretches behind the wheel. These findings were repeated by another tester, who determined they were suitably sculpted to accept the human form.

For rear passengers (in crew cabs), it appears that there's as much room for your legs, head and feet as the class average. On crew cabs, back seat occupants have rear air vents, which is always good to see. All D-Max crew cabs but the SX variant have a rear USB plug too, which is becoming essential. One of the reviewers did say the rear centre seat was a tad narrow, meaning it was geared more towards children rather than someone larger.

Reviewers said the D-Max (crew cab) had plenty of storage bins and cubbies. Every trim above the SX has a split glovebox, with upper and lower tiers. There are pop-up cup holders positioned on the outer end of the dashboard, which one tester noted was ideally located so that the climate air vents could blow cool or hot air onto them. In the front, there's also a tray that'll hold a phone, a covered tray on the top of the dashboard and a centre console bin. Doors have bottle bulges. Neatly, Isuzu included under-seat storage in the rear, making it a good place to store valuable, but not huge tools or devices. You can see the space in this video:

Isuzu D-Max interior and comfort features

Isuzu D-Max exterior highlights

Verdict

The latest D-Max model is a huge step forward for the brand. It's got a large displacement, muscular engine. The safety equipment fitted is class-leading and reviewers found it was solid to drive. They also believed it was impressively equipped and assembled. The specification is very comprehensive and all around, the D-Max seems like it's got the whole package.

One area the reviewers universally listed as a downside was the price, which is higher than previous generations of the ute. But, Isuzu has to make back the money they've clearly invested in re-engineering and improving the D-Max.

If you're looking for a ute, you should definitely put the D-Max on your shortlist and take one for a test drive.

This Isuzu D-Max review combines the views of 4 different car reviewers, helping you save time. Now you have some newly found spare time, it's well worth taking a moment to compare car insurance and car loans; doing this can save you hundreds of dollars!

Compare finance options for an Isuzu D-Max

1 - 9 of 9

Updated regularly

Name	Interest Rate (p.a.)	Comp. Rate (p.a.)	Application Fee	Monthly Fee	Monthly Repayment
loans.com.au - New - Variable Rate Special Variable3 - 7 Years $5,000 - $150,000	Interest Rate (p.a.) 6.24% to 7.74%	Comp. Rate (p.a.) 7.36% to 8.85%	Application Fee $400	Monthly Fee $8	Monthly Repayment $936.14	Go to siteMore Info Compare
OurMoneyMarket New Car Loan Fixed1 - 7 Years $2,001 - $75,000	Interest Rate (p.a.) 6.57% to 18.99%	Comp. Rate (p.a.) 7.19% to 21.78%	Application Fee $250 min.	Monthly Fee $0	Monthly Repayment $934.23	Go to siteMore Info Compare
Stratton Finance New Car Loan Fixed1 - 7 Years $10,000 - $300,000	Interest Rate (p.a.) 6.52% to 18%	Comp. Rate (p.a.) 6.95% to 23%	Application Fee $395	Monthly Fee $0	Monthly Repayment $931.85	Go to siteMore Info Compare	You'll receive a fixed rate from 6.52% p.a. depending on the lender you are approved with. Apply for up to $300,000 and use cash or trade in a vehicle to use as a deposit. Optional balloon payment available.
Verified Lending Used Car Loan Fixed1 - 7 Years $10,000 - $200,000	Interest Rate (p.a.) 7.1% to 18.99%	Comp. Rate (p.a.) 8.06% to 22.99%	Application Fee $395	Monthly Fee $0	Monthly Repayment $939.9	Go to siteMore Info Compare
NRMA New Car Loan Fixed1 - 7 Years $5,000 - $130,000	Interest Rate (p.a.) 7.29% to 16.99%	Comp. Rate (p.a.) 8% to 17.77%	Application Fee $499	Monthly Fee $0	Monthly Repayment $945.77	Go to siteMore Info Compare	Note: Take out a loan for an eligible electric vehicle and receive a 1.5% discount on your personalised interest rate (interest rates start from 5.79% p.a. and comparison rates from 6.49% p.a.)
OurMoneyMarket Used Car Loan - No Vehicle Age Limit Fixed1 - 7 Years $2,001 - $75,000	Interest Rate (p.a.) 6.57% to 18.99%	Comp. Rate (p.a.) 7.19% to 21.78%	Application Fee $250 min.	Monthly Fee $0	Monthly Repayment $934.23	Go to siteMore Info Compare
NRMA Used Car Loan Fixed1 - 7 Years $5,000 - $130,000	Interest Rate (p.a.) 8.49% to 16.99%	Comp. Rate (p.a.) 9.21% to 17.77%	Application Fee $499	Monthly Fee $0	Monthly Repayment $962.64	Go to siteMore Info Compare	You'll receive a fixed rate from 8.49% p.a. Finance a used car with NRMA and benefit from a fixed rate term and no monthly fees. Pre-approval available within 5 business hours.
Stratton Finance Used Car Loan Fixed1 - 7 Years $10,000 - $300,000	Interest Rate (p.a.) 6.52% to 18%	Comp. Rate (p.a.) 6.95% to 23%	Application Fee $395	Monthly Fee $0	Monthly Repayment $931.85	Go to siteMore Info Compare	You'll receive a fixed rate loan from 6.52% p.a. with a comparison rate of 6.95% p.a. A used car loan of up to $300,000 with quick approval times and balloon payment options.
loans.com.au - Variable Rate Used Car < 5 years Variable3 - 7 Years $5,000 - $150,000	Interest Rate (p.a.) 7.74% to 7.74%	Comp. Rate (p.a.) 8.85% to 8.99%	Application Fee $400	Monthly Fee $8	Monthly Repayment $956.98	Go to siteMore Info Compare

loading

Load More

Showing 9 of 9 results

Compare car insurance products side-by-side and get quotes

Name	Product	Roadside assistance	Accidental damage	Storm	Choice of repairer	Agreed or Market Value
Budget Direct Comprehensive Finder Award		Optional			Optional	Agreed or Market	Finder's summary: The 2024 winner of our Best Value Car Insurance award. It's cheaper than most, plus you can lower costs by adding age restrictions. ⭐ Current offer: 15% off your first year's premium when you take out a policy online. T&Cs apply. Who it might be good for: Anyone who wants a good value policy.	Get Quote View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Youi Comprehensive Finder Award					Optional	Agreed or Market	Finder's summary: The 2023 winner of our Best Features Car Insurance award. Plus, it's one of the only insurers to automatically include roadside assistance. Who it might be good for: Those who want good customer service with lots of inclusions.	Get Quote View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Australia Post Comprehensive					Optional	Agreed or Market	Finder's summary: Covers a little more than other insurers. You don’t need to pay an excess for windscreen repairs and cover applies to anyone who uses your car. ⭐ Current offer: Get $75 off your first year's comprehensive car insurance premium when you buy online. T&Cs apply. Who it might be good for: Multiple people using one car.	Get Quote View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
ROLLiN' Comprehensive						Agreed	Finder's summary: One of the most cost-effective insurers for under 25s, according to Finder research, with no aged-based excess. Who it might be good for: Young drivers looking to keep costs down and anyone who’d like to get more flexibility from their car insurance.	Get Quote View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
QBE Comprehensive Green Company					Optional	Agreed or Market	Finder's summary: Our best-rated Car Insurer for Customer Satisfaction in 2021/2022 and Green Insurer for the last 3 years. ⭐ Current offer: Save $75 when you purchase a new comprehensive policy online. T&Cs apply. Who it might be good for: Those who want a trustworthy insurer and more cover than other brands, such as 3-year new car replacement (e.g. they'll give you money for a new car for up to 3 years if yours is written off).	Get Quote View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Bingle Comprehensive Finder Award						Market	Finder's summary: Our data shows it’s the cheapest comprehensive policy. It just covers the basics such as damage to your car, theft and storms – it doesn’t go in for add-ons and extras. Who it might be good for: Those wanting a low-cost, no-frills policy.	Get Quote View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Kogan Comprehensive					Optional	Agreed or Market	Finder's summary: Kogan comes with all the perks that most comprehensive car insurance policies include, but you'll also be entitled to some benefits from its online store. This usually comes in the form of a gift voucher or discount if you buy online. ⭐ Current offer: Get $75 off first year premiums when you purchase Kogan Comprehensive Car Insurance online + $10 monthly kogan.com credit. T&Cs apply. Who it might be good for: Kogan shoppers and those after a good range of policy options.	View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Qantas Comprehensive		Optional			Optional	Agreed or Market	Finder's summary: You need car insurance so why not get one that lets you earn Qantas Points? It's good value too (it's underwritten by the same insurer as Budget Direct). ⭐ Current offer: Earn up to 30,000 Qantas Points with every Qantas Car Insurance policy you take out by 28 May. T&Cs apply. Who it might be good for: People who want more bang for their buck with Qantas Points.	View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
ahm Comprehensive		Optional				Agreed or Market	Finder's summary: Its "pay as you drive" cover can save you up to 30% compared to its standard comprehensive cover. There's also no excess to pay if you hit a Kanga or other animal. ⭐ Current offer: Get 12 months of roadside assistance included when you take out a new comprehensive car insurance policy. T&Cs apply. Who it might be good for: Rural drivers and those who drive less than 15,000 km a year.	View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Club Comprehensive 4x4 Insurance		Optional				Agreed or Market	Finder's summary: With Club 4X4, you can take advantage of Australia-wide cover for your 4WDs or 4x4. Importantly, insurance extends to modifications and accessories. Also, get peace of mind with personal effects cover of up to $2,000, plus, up to $1500 towards the cost of recovering your off-road vehicle if you get in trouble. Who it might be good for: Drivers of 4WDs or 4x4s looking for wide-ranging protection ahead of their next driving adventure.	View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Coles Comprehensive		Optional				Agreed or Market	Finder’s summary: Mid-range cover and price but very good for perks. Double Flybuys points and $10 off at Coles every time you redeem 2,000 points, plus 1-week turnaround on repairs. ⭐ Current offer: 15% off your first year’s premium when you take out a policy online. T&Cs apply. Who it might be good for: Those who want a wide-ranging policy with added bonuses that allow savings on everyday bills.	View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Bendigo Bank Comprehensive						Agreed or Market	Finder's summary: On top of the essentials, cover includes a nationwide repair network, 3-year new car replacement and up to $30m in liability insurance. Who it might be good for: Those wanting peace of mind with lots of benefits.	View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Huddle Black Comprehensive						Agreed or Market	Finder's summary: This goes further than most insurers. You get up to 2k for stolen keys, roadside assistance and rental car excess cover (for car rentals in Australia). Who it might be good for: Those who want top cover for their car.	View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Huddle Comprehensive		Optional				Agreed or Market	Finder's summary: Huddle's comprehensive policy will cover you if your vehicle is damaged or lost as a result of a collision, a natural event, a malicious act, theft or fire. It also includes up to $500 for essential repairs. Who it might be good for: Someone who drives less than 15,000 km a year can opt for Pay As You Drive cover.	View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
KOBA Pay per KM						Agreed	Finder's summary: KOBA uses a pay-per-km system – ideal if you drive less. Its app is easy to use and costs can be as cheap as 3¢ per kilometre. Who it might be good for: Those who don't drive long distances, such as city drivers.	View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Budget Direct Third Party Property, Fire and Theft Finder Award		Optional				Market	Save 15% on your first year's premium when you purchase a new policy online. T&Cs apply.	Get Quote View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Youi Third Party Fire and Theft					Optional	Agreed or Market	Up to $20 million legal liability cover and 24/7 claims team.	Get Quote View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Bendigo Bank Third Party Fire and Theft						Agreed or Market	Get up to $30m in liability cover, $5,000 in protection against uninsured drivers, towing costs and more with Bendigo Bank’s midweight policy.	View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Qantas Third Party Property, Fire and Theft		Optional				Market	Earn Qantas Points when you sign up. T&Cs apply.	View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Youi Third Party Property Damage							⭐ Current offer: Covered up to $5,000 for accidental damage to your car caused by an uninsured third party. Who it might be good for: Drivers who want a reliable insurer. It was the 2022 Insurer of the Year for Customer Satisfaction.	Get Quote View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...

loading

Load More

Pictures: Isuzuute.com.au