Overview & Reviews
A smaller, five-passenger version joins the lineup. The bigger Ascender is pretty much the same as last year, though Isuzu has added a bit of content and fiddled with the option packages. On base 2WD S models, the formerly standard keyless entry and side airbags are now optional. LS models now have a leather-wrapped steering wheel as standard and leather seating, formerly exclusive to the Limited trim, can be ordered as an option. For the Limited, driver-adjustable pedals are new this year.
- Strong six- or eight-cylinder engines, simple interior design, plenty of passenger and cargo room.
- Spongy suspension, numb steering, low-grade interior materials, odd exterior proportions.
User Reviews:
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Riding In Style - 2004 Isuzu Ascender
By Gerrie - July 19 - 10:00 amI really love the way the isuzu handles the road. I have a really smooth ride.
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the first 1000 miles - 2004 Isuzu Ascender
By Paul126 - June 12 - 10:00 amDont understand why Editors rate this truck at a 6.6. I traded dwon from a Suburban, and I find it a great vehicle. Handles well, has a nice short turniing radius, the seats are comfortable and its just the right size. I do miss the Burbs arm rests however!, Yes, the suspension is a bit spongy.......gas shocks may help that situation. But otherwise, Im lovin this SUV.
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Best Buy - 2004 Isuzu Ascender
By Rich1mck7 - February 4 - 10:00 amWe have had our Ascender for just over 2 months and WE LOVE IT! We compared it with the Pilot, Trailblazer, Durango and Murano. It was very clear to us that the Ascender was the best all around deal for the money! Our 7 passenger LS came with sunroof, 5 disc cd player, rear ac, onstar, pw, plocks, and top luggage rack. Our color is black & grey with greyish cloth interior. After the $3500 rebate we bought ours for $26500 plus ttt. We financed with for four years with 4.5% interest using Capitol One online auto finance which was easy, fast and worked out great!
