CAR 2009 Isuzu Altera

The 4x2 manual sells for P1,530,000 (monotone/two-tone) and P1,540,000 (pearl color). The 4x2 automatic goes for P1,585,000 (monotone/two-tone) and P1,595,000 (pearl color). Finally, the 4x4 automatic can be driven home for P1,713,000 (monotone/two-tone) and P1,723,000 (pearl color).

The 2009 Alterra is powered by the trailblazing 3.0-liter 4JJ1-TC common-rail direct-injection diesel engine, which already meets Euro 3 emissions standards.

We at Isuzu believe that customers deserve only the best, said IPC President Keiji Takeda. So we keep finding ways to improve our vehicles, even if they cost us more. We have long discovered that car buyers appreciate quality and value even in the smallest of details. And Im proud to say that the 2009 Alterra is excellent down to the last detail.

The 2009 Alterra also boasts new-design 16-inch six-spoke alloy wheels as well as a new-design circular tailpipe finisher. Chrome is also a nice addition on the vehicle, as the door handles and power-folding side mirrors have now been chromed. Projector headlamps with foglamps in front, a reverse camera, and four-eye backing-up sensor at the rear complete the exterior package.

For 2009, the Isuzu Alterra will be available in new body colors. Theres the limited monotone color, Starry Black. Other monotone colors are the Omega White Pearl and Sterling Silver. For two-tone color combinations, the Alterra will be offered in Starry Black, Chardonnay Gold, Nautilus Blue and Nebula Gray.

It is with this belief that Isuzu has launched the 2009 Alterra midsize sport-utility vehicle. Already an excellent productwith thousands of satisfied owners since its launch in May 2005the new Alterra is now even better, receiving more value-for-money features that are sure to impress in these times of moderation.

In these days of economic adversity, many carmakers cut costs by scaling down features of their vehicle models or they hope to ride out the crisis by just keeping what they have. Such is not the case at Isuzu Philippines Corp. The diesel authority firmly believes that customers are won and kept by continuously improving their line of product offerings.

In these days of economic adversity, many carmakers cut costs by scaling down features of their vehicle models