Used 1998 Isuzu Rodeo Consumer Reviews
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Some late developing problems
I love my car...until 1000 miles out of warrenty (60000), when I got a cracked cylinder head and I had to get the top half of my engine replaced. Isuzu did cover the parts $1800, but I had to pick up the labor, which was $900. Over all, that's been the only major problem. I also had a problem with the paint on my rims, but they replaced them for free so I really can't complain.
Great Vehicle
Our Rodeo has 157,000 on it. Ran the thing all over the east coast.Bought it used with 29,000 on it. The upper spring perches rusted off of the frame rail.Frame still looks good though. Bought some perches from a junk yard down south, they look new. If the weld comes out ok, we will run this vehicle another 157,000. Now only going to be used for new england winters. Does use more oil than it should,we just keep an eye on the level.
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Rodeo Input
Best ride on the road. Minor problems. No obvious oil leaks after 10 years of use and 200,000 miles.
very happy
I am very happy with my isuzu I have 200600 k on vehicle I am second owner I new ist owner he took very good care of vehicle replaced clutch at 150k only use syn oil runs great
Mechanical nightmare
I'm a 19 year old college student and last year, my dad bought me a Rodeo to drive to and from school (4 1/2 hours each way). I chose it thinking it would be a good, reliable vehicle with low maintenance costs. I was wrong. Come to find out, these engines are extremely problematic and I have yet to see a car with this engine over 170,000 miles. A comparable Toyota 4Runner will run twice as long with no problems. There is a reason why Isuzu's things depreciate so quickly. My 150,000 mile Rodeo burns about a quart of oil every 600 miles, so I always have to have some on hand. And the parts are ridiculously expensive, often higher than comparable parts for a BMW--literally.