1992 Isuzu
Specifications
| Year | 1992 |
| Mileage | 57,500 mi |
| Transmission | Manual |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Drivetrain | RWD |
| Condition | Good |
| Title Status | Salvage |
| Engine | 4 cylinders |
Owner's Pitch
"Rare survivor-status 1992 Isuzu Pickup with only 57,500 original miles. This reliable daily driver features a fuel-efficient 4-cylinder engine and an engaging manual transmission. Perfect for someone seeking a simple, low-maintenance vintage truck. Despite cosmetic minor dings, it runs amazingly well. A unique find for the vintage mini-truck enthusiast."
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Overview: This 1992 Isuzu pickup truck has only 57,500 miles. It is currently used as a daily driver and is being sold only because the owner needs a larger vehicle to pull a trailer.
Condition and Performance: The truck runs and drives amazingly with no mechanical issues reported. While there are some minor dings and dents consistent with its age, it remains an awesome and reliable vehicle.
History: This is a well-maintained truck that has served reliably as a primary vehicle. Please note that it carries a salvage title status.
Market Highlights
- The Mini-Truck Revival: In 2026, simple 1990s Japanese pickups have become cult classics. Buyers value their mechanical transparency and the 'analogue' driving experience compared to modern, sensor-heavy trucks. A low-mileage Isuzu is a rare alternative to the more expensive Toyota pickups of the same era.
- The Salvage Title Hurdle: A salvage title is a major valuation anchor. Even with exceptional mileage, the branding on the title suggests a history of significant damage that many buyers and lenders will avoid, requiring a steep discount compared to clean-title survivor examples.
- Southern California Demand: Small, RWD pickups remain popular in the West Sacramento and broader California market for light hauling and commuter duty. Their ability to resist rust in this climate makes them highly sought after by out-of-state buyers looking for clean project platforms.