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Isuzu Ascender: Ranked High On Safety
The newly-released, fuel-efficient 2008 Isuzu Ascender was recently ranked by U.S. News & World Report as one of the prime twenty five “Midsize Reasonable SUVs” in the U.S. In terms of safety options, the 2008 Ascender received the same rating as the 2008 Chevrolet Trailblazer and also the 2008 GMC Envoy.
U.S. News & World Report noted {that the} 2008 Isuzu Ascender fared well in crash tests conducted by the federal, particularly in side-impact crashes. According to the article in U.S. News, the Ascender received five out of five stars in government crash tests (if you would like to see for yourself, take a look at the Ascender’s page on the National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration’s web site for the full report) for both front and back-seat passenger safety. One among the various reasons the Isuzu Ascender earned such a favorable rating is that side-impact airbags currently come standard within the 2008 model.
The Ascender comes commonplace with fog lights and daytime running lights, and also includes a specialized stability management system called Stabilitrak StabiliTrak Electronic Stability Control. The system combines traction control with stability management systems, as well as anti-lock brakes. Along, the 3 are designed to assist the driver maintain directional command of the vehicle.
Additionally to its active safety options, the 2008 model conjointly has upgraded passive safety features. The 2008 Ascender offers air baggage for both the driver and the front passenger, also standard head-curtain facet-impact air bags. These air baggage were options on the 2007 model. The newer Ascender additionally options an automatic air bag suppression system designed to deactivate the front-passenger airbag and cut back airbag-connected injuries.
The Isuzu Ascender conjointly incorporates a body vogue that permits for exceptional visibility from the motive force’s seat. As compared, U.S. News & World Report noted that, on the subject of the 2008 Mazda CX-seven, “take a look at drivers have expressed concern, however, regarding impaired front visibility due to the sharp design of the CX-7′s windshield.”
However safety isn’t the only reason to get behind the wheel of an Ascender. U.S. News & World report, in the general impression of the 2008 Isuzu Ascender, noted {that the} Ascender “delivers and an outstanding warranty and swish ride…” and additionally discerned the SUV’s superior towing capabilities. The 2WD model can tow, when properly equipped, up to 5,800 pounds.
Generally, reviewers were impressed with the Ascender’s V6 engine power and also the approach the SUV handles. Kelley Blue Book noted that “the Ascender feels controlled and agile.” Another reviewer from Auto Media distinguished {that the} Ascender runs “smoothly and quietly” and “accelerates vigorously from a standstill.”
Per a review within the Orlando Sentinel, the Ascender beats the Ford Explorer when off-roading. Comparing the two, the reviewer praised, “… the solid rear axle of the Ascender may be a higher arrangement, giving the Isuzu additional agility in severe off-road traction situations.” U.S. News additionally noted {that the} 2008 Ford Explorer’s “serious steering detracts from overall performance.” Intellichoice has not nevertheless rated the 2008 Isuzu Ascender, however did acknowledge Isuzu’s entire 2006 line up as best in their class for low costs.
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