The Isuzu N75.190 is the top powered 7.5 tonne Isuzu truck available on the market. With plenty of power available from the 190hp engine plus a market-leading payload and automatic gearbox as standard, the N75.190 has plenty going in its favour and is popular as a result.
More popular than the lesser-powered N75.150 model that attracts a lower price when new – operators are prepared to pay the extra for the additional 40hp.
Often specified for high payload operations such as recovery work, refuse and recycling or as a tipper, the N75.190 can often be bought on the used market with particularly long or high bodies – again possible thanks to the payload allowance.
Built in Spain, the truck is part of the Isuzu Forward range and is also available in a crew cab version.
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