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Say hello to my little Amigo
Krazy Kid, 03/06/2008
1998 Isuzu Amigo S V6 2dr SUV 4WD w/Soft Top
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I have had my '98 amigo for about a year, and I have had an absolutely great time driving it. I have driven it through deep mud and snow and the only way to get it stuck is to bury it up to the axles. I am 18, and this car handles young driver abuse very well. Parts can be pretty cheap if bought online, but the SUV is so compact it makes it hard to work on. It does burn about a quart every 1000 miles or so, but it has superior gas milage to any other SUV of its class. All this means is you might have to check your oil more often and the gas savings more than cover the oil cost. It is very easy to install a new radio and speakers by yourself. The soft top is very cool, and girls love the car.
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usher, 10/28/2002
updated 01/10/2003
1998 Isuzu Amigo S 2dr SUV w/Soft Top
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So far, so good. Great performance and very exiting to drive. Got into 2 accidents with it. 1 minor, the other not so minor. Few replacements on it but all that just added to greater perfomance. Very good with gas and very effective for long distance trips.
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Amigo, 04/01/2004
1998 Isuzu Amigo S 2dr SUV 4WD
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Best value in its class. More visibility than the RAV or Honda's model. Very fun to drive and does well in the snow!
Be ready for repairs
Fatness, 11/18/2002
1998 Isuzu Amigo S 2dr SUV w/Soft Top
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In 90,000 miles I've rebuilt the transmission(2 times), and replaced the clutch(4 times), the catlytic converter, and the entire engine. Also, small interior parts, like the seat levers, sunshade brackets, the accelerator pedal, and little peices I find under the seat but can't figure what they go to, fall off constantly.
Summer and winter fun
scooter49442, 06/06/2004
1998 Isuzu Amigo S 2dr SUV 4WD
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Bought my Amigo in June of 98. Since then, the only major problem was the timing belt breaking, ruining the little 4 cylinder. This was at 65,000 miles. Guess what? Isuzu replace it for FREE due to a tensioner recall. The only other issue is the radio volume button is stripped or something. Other than that, it's been a fun summer drop top and a great winter vehicle with the 4X4. The 5 speed works great witht he little engine. Just row through the gears and have a blast in the sand and snow.