Isuzu Ascender Accessories & Parts

The Isuzu Ascender debuted at the New York International Auto Show in March 2002. The Ascender replaced the mid-size Isuzu Trooper and became the latest Isuzu sport utility vehicle. The new flagship demonstrates a kinship to the mid-size SUV models produced by General Motors. The striking similarity is explained by the 30-year partnership between the Japanese and the American automakers. The Ascender is based on the GMT360 platform, which is used for the extended-length mid-size SUVs of GM. In fact, the Isuzu Ascender is a re-badged GMC Envoy. Built by Isuzu company and assembled in the United States, the Ascender is one of the six sport utility vehicles that was not a General Motors branded product.

In the American automotive market the Isuzu Ascender premiered for the 2003 model year. Three trim levels are offered: S, LS and Limited. The Ascender is the ideal-size model because it is larger than a compact-type SUVs and smaller than typical full-size trucks. Due to its 129-inch wheelbase, the Ascender features standard seating for seven passengers. The vehicle is available with a 4.2-liter I6 engine rated 285 horsepower and a 5.3-liter 8-cylinder engine producing 295 horsepower. The Ascender is equipped with either two-wheel drive or four-wheel drive (available on-demand). The Ascender's Limited and LS models come with a locking rear differential and a bunch of optional Isuzu accessories. The standard Isuzu Ascender parts are are air conditioning, door locks and power windows, the chrome grille and 17-inch alloy wheels. The GM’s OnStar communication system, offered first for the Ascender from all Isuzu models, and an automatic-dimming inside mirror with a compass are also standard.

In 2005, the 5.3-liter V8 engine features Displacement-on-Demand technology that increases power to 300 horsepower and improves the fuel economy when the power is not needed. The 2005 model is a shorter 5-passenger vehicle that replaced the Isuzu Rodeo. The Ascender comes with either a rear-wheel drive or an optional four-wheel drive. The 4-speed automatic transmission is standard. Compact by size it is superior by power and fuel economy. As per the standard safety Isuzu Ascender parts, they are the following: tire pressure monitoring system, electronic stability system and daytime running lights, anti-lock brakes and side curtain airbags for both seat rows. Isuzu proposed a wide line of trucks and SUVs, nevertheless the Ascender was the last and only passenger automobile of Isuzu built by General Motors in North America. In 2008 its production was discontinued. The Ascender was replaced by 2010 GMC Terrain, that featured the GM Theta platform.

The Isuzu Ascender is a smooth operating mid-size SUV with a style of its own. Equal parts rugged and refined, the Ascender manages to spearhead the mid-size generation with dynamic performance and comfort that stands up to the competition. The delightfully appealing exterior design is what gets your attention first, invoking a sense of futuristic luxury mixed with off-road readiness. The Ascender has enough spacing capacity to fit the whole family, or just enough room to cruise with an abundance of comfort. With mid-size SUVs beginning to dominate the landscape, the Ascender is a stylish choice for many drivers.

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