Used Isuzu cars for sale under $8,000 near me

Good all round vehicle. Size is perfect for me interior and exterior Plug blew once from transmission when it became hot while driving in heavy traffic.

Interior is very comfortable. I am disabled and this is the perfect height to enter & exit the vehicle. Steers well-smooth ride

I have owned this vehicle for about two years. 120k miles when purchased, 145k now. No real problems other than the stuff that starts to wear out after 120k miles. Engine and transmission still run well. Still looks great, the body and paint are still near perfect. Paint looks better than most vehicles half its age. Does extremely well off road as well. this vehicle was purchased for my kids to take to high school, but on weekends it belongs to me.

I search a lot before buying the vehichle Illinois as you know has a lots of snow and windy so it is Important to have very strong stable S.U.V. and I believe I was right to get Trooper

Bought my 1999 trooper 13 years ago. Tranny was bad when I bought it and 70,000 miles later it's trouble free I have people tell me they wish they didn't sell theirs and some asked if it was for sale and I politely say no not for sale

This vehicle has been a great vehicle for me comfy looks great rides good cold AC will miss it.very clean well taken care of.u will like it too

Mine's going on 22 years old, and still runs like a top. Only issues I have are rust and burning oil - which were risks right from the beginning. I think If users were warned of these issues ahead of time, and given the chance to mitigate them, the Rodeo would have lasted beyond 2004. Of all the vehicles I've owned, the Rodeo have never left me stranded. It tows and hauls like a champ. Tons of torque, and ok mileage. Maintenance I've had to do over the years: Replace timing belt, radiator, water pump, fan clutch, spark plugs, Fuel Filter and fuel pump, and vehicle speed sensor. My plan is to get a 2015 Nissan Xterra after the Rodeo finally dies, but it doesn't look like that's going to happen anytime soon.

The Isuzu Rodeo Sport is the best vehicle I?ve ever owned. So good, in fact, that I bought two of them. Way back in late 2000, I really wanted a Jeep. I was taking regular road trips for work (I?m an efficiency/ business practices consultant) and had the dream of the open road, wind in my hair?straight Route 66 stuff. Sadly, comfort-wise, Jeeps can be a quite a beating on long trips. Go figure. In my search for a replacement, I randomly came across the newly-released Isuzu Rodeo Sport (which was just a newly-named, manned-up Amigo). I immediately loved it. It drove great, handled well, felt solid, and, with the removable sunroof and the folding soft-top, it?s like a Jeep but without the lower back injury. Fast forward to 2005: I drove it to roughly 135,000 without any real issues beyond having a transmission overhaul (cost about $900) around 110,000 miles that I, likely, brought on myself via neglect. I kept up with oil changes every 5K and a few light maintenance things, but that was it. However, while I loved it, life had taught me, at that point, that vehicles tend to implode, if not explode, as they approach 150,000 miles, so I sold it to a family friend who didn?t have my reservations about high-mileage vehicles for a steal of $3500 (I paid $20 K). Fast forward to 2010: I ran into the family friend and asked about the RS. They told me that they had reached nearly 200,000 miles, with only normal upkeep costs, and had sold it to another family member for the same $3500 price (Ugh!). After talking with them, and a few years of driving an Audi and suffering the upkeep/maintenance costs of a ?high-dollar-premium-gas-only? car, I found another RS ? the exact same as my original, just a different exterior color- with shockingly low miles. Fast forward to 2014: I have now driven my second RS to 156,000. I just incurred the only costly repair I?ve had with the new one, a water pump/timing belt switch that ran me $650.

Awesome car! Worth the money. Long lasting value. All except, it is rear-wheel drive. Other than that it is the best 7-seater car you can get!!!

I bought my 1998 Rodeo V6 4WD in 2000, and I STILL have it! Hadn't had a car payment since 2004! I had to replace the alternator in 2014, and again in 2024. Two CV joints went out over the years, costing me a total of $1,600. Windshield wiper motor failed in '17 (parts and labor $450), and the starter went out around the same time, replaced it myself, $150 bucks. And that's about it on unusual maintenance. The above total beats the xxxx out of a car payment, especially these days! I love my Rodeo, and this truck has served me well! AC and fan motor still works, the engine purrs like a kitten. Granted, it has only 171,000 miles on it, which is low mileage for such an old truck, but that's because I've always lived close to my work.

Had this GEM for 21 years...ABSOLUTELY THE BEST SUV EVER... THIS BABY HAS A SOUL...I LOVE UT OVER MY CADILLAC, HUMMER, MERCEDES FORD TRUCK.. THIS ONE Is Heaven.

The isuzu is very reliable mine was sitting for 4 years, cleaned it up and it spins like a top turns over good. And I did a muffler delete and it sounds very good I have a 3.2l v6.

It's been wrecked twice, repaired twice. Compared to others it's a good design. Full boxed frame, posi traction rear diff, enuff room for a 6' person to get through the door.