| Make
|
Isuzu |
| Model |
Como |
| Concept
year |
1991 |
| Production
year |
- |
| Engine |
V12 |
The Isuzu Como was one of the stars of the 1991 Tokyo
Motor Show. Designed by Simon Cox - the man who would
go on to create vehicles like the Cadillac
Cien, and develop Cadillac's ultra-sharp styling -
the Como was a crazy mix of supercar and pickup truck
which Isuzu called a "grand sports-utility vehicle."
The Isuzu Como had a mid-mounted 740 horsepower V12 engine
derived from F1 race cars, dramatic gullwing doors, a
four-seat cabin, and a decent sized rear cargo bed.
This is one crazy ute.
Similar and related vehicles:
Isuzu KAI
Isuzu ZEN
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