Isuzu Rodeo Usados en Venta

We have had this car since 2002. The ride is "truck-like", but overall is comfortable. It is reliable. We have had only one major issue with it since we got it. The transmission failed, but the warranty from Isuzu covered the transmission which they replaced. It just took months to get it completely fixed as the transmission came from a factory in France! Replacement parts for this SUV are hard to find as Isuzu no longer makes cars and SUVs.

My Rodeo has been the best thing I have owned with a engine, the seats all fold down flat so if you like camping you can actually sleep in the rodeo comfortably. The Isuzu rodeo has enough room to stack half a cord of cut fire wood, or if your nuts like me, you can actually stuff a snowmobile in this thing if you really need to.

I have a love/hate relationship with my Isuzu Rodeo. I've put over 100,000 miles on it, traveling around the Southeast working music festivals. The back is big enough to hold my stuff and three couch cushions (as a bed for me), which is very comfortable and much easier to put up and take down than a camp set up when working sixteen hour days at a show. It's a very comfortable car. It's also a very safe car. Twice people have wrecked into me, and other than a little bit of airbag rash, both times, everyone in the car was absolutely fine. I feel very safe in it. The gas mileage is about what you'd expect from a mid-sized SUV. The down side—the hate part of the equation, if you would, is that I have had to replace the transmission not once, but twice. I've had to replace the fuel pump not once, but twice, and I've replaced the air conditioning (whatever the big expensive part is), not once, but twice, and it needs it again, but I refuse to put more money into it. This is why my Rodeo is known as the Big Green Toaster. All of these replacements came after the warranty was out, of course.