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Isuzu MU-X, D-Max V-Cross become cheaper post GST

Price cuts range from 6-12 percent, depending on city.
1 min read•6 Jul '17
Mark NarakadenMark Narakaden
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Japanese automaker, Isuzu, has announced post-GST prices for its models in India. The reduction in price varies from 6-12 percent, depending on the city. Its seven-seater SUV, the MU-X, sees a price drop of 8 percent and will now retail from Rs 22,38,358 (4x2 variant) (ex-showroom, Chennai). In Delhi, the same SUV will be available at Rs 22,47,953 (ex-showroom).

Isuzu’s lifestyle pick truck, the D-Max V-Cross, also gets a price cut of 6 percent and will be available at Rs 12,72,432 (ex-showroom, Delhi). 

In addition to the above, Isuzu has also reduced prices on its D-Max range of commercial pickup trucks in India.

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