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Isuzu Mid-term Business Plan (April 2008 to March 2011) August 28, 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited

Notice to The Readers Disclaimer Statements contained in these documents, except for historical or current facts, are based on certain assumptions and our management s judgment in light of currently available information. Therefore, these statements may be susceptible to various factors, such as uncertainty contained in the assumptions and management s judgment and economic changes in the future, which may cause to bring about different results in Isuzu s future earnings and operating results. 2 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved

Contents I. On-going Mid-term Business Plan (Apr. 2005 to Mar. 2008) Page 1. Performance Target 5 2. Domestic Japan CV Business 6 3. International CV Business 7 4. Footprint of Global Operations 8 5. Summary of Current Status 9 II. New Mid-term Business Plan (MBP) 1. Corporate Philosophy and Basic Concept of MBP 11 2. Business Environment Surrounding Isuzu 12 3. Positioning of New Mid-term Business Plan 13 4. Market Trend Analysis and Isuzu Position 14-18 5. Mid/Long-term Strategy as Vision Enabler 19-24 6. Mid-term Business Focus and Performance Target 25-32

I. On-going Mid-term Business Plan (Status Review for Apr. 2005 to Mar. 2008) 1. Performance Target 2. Domestic Japan CV Business 3. International CV Business 4. Footprint of Global Operations 5. Summary of Current Status

1. Performance Target Isuzu achieved MBP performance targets set for Mar. 07 one year in advance. Despite domestic market decline this year, consolidated operating profit is likely to exceed JPY100 bil. at the end of current fiscal term in March 08. JPY in Bil. Performance Target for Mar. '08 On-going Mid-term Business Plan Year to Mar. 06 Year to Mar. '07 Year to Mar. 08 FCST Sales Revenue 1,600.0 1,581.9 1,662.9 1,650.0 Operating Profit 100.0 90.7 107.0 100.0 OP % to Sales Over 6.0% 5.7% 6.4% 6.1% 5 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved

2. Domestic Japan CV Business Achieved MTBP market share targets, building even stronger position while establishing solid foundation for strong growth of peripheral businesses. Completed rebuilding corporate health of dealerships. Newly installed organization already in full-blown operation, aiming at robust business expansion and efficiency improvement. K. units 200 150 100 50 0 K. units 200 Industry Sales and Isuzu Share 150 100 50 HD: Share target at 30% 27 29 29 100 106 105 80 30 Mar. '05 Mar. '06 Mar. '07 Mar. '08 38 40 Share Industry Sales 2-3ton: Share target at 40% Share 114 117 121 39 Industry Sales 89 40 35% 30 25 20 15 % 45 40 35 30 K. units 90 New Vehicle/OP Expense Coverage* 0 25 Note: The percentage ration of total operating expenses to all sales revenues other than new vehicle sales (e.g. used vehicle, Mar. '05 Mar. '06 Mar. '07 Mar. '08 service, parts, etc) 6 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 OP Expense Coverage Ratio* 61 96 99 66 64 103 New Vehicle Sales 49 108 Mar. '05 Mar. '06 Mar. '07 Mar. '08 110 % 105 100 95 90 85 80 75 70 65

3. International CV Business Increased CV shipment/sales volume and improved profitability through steadfast implementation of sales expansion measures Laid down structural underpinnings for robust business growth in international markets by reinforcing operating capabilities and tapping into new markets CV Shipment and Share of Int l Sales Key Initiatives to Date k. units % 250 70 200 150 100 50 0 30 23 25 30 66 58 57 58 151 148 17 27 80 161 21 14 34 92 213 Restructure businesses, including 64 Reinforce equity position change: 24 60 Operating - China Capabilities - Malaysia - Western Europe, Turkey 39 25 125 Mar. '05 Mar. '06 Mar. '07 Mar. '08 50 40 30 20 Reinforce Collaboration with GM Break Ground in & Enter New Markets Maintain & Reinforce On-going Initiatives Enhance direct participation in CV sales operations - NA, Australia, South Africa, Canada Take the lead and get front-runner advantage in emerging markets - India, Russia, CIS nations - Mexico ASEAN China Expand export sales to resourcerich countries North America General Export % share of International Sales 7 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved

4. Footprint of Global Operations Isuzu has been making aggressive investments around the world for engineering and manufacturing activities, as well as in local sales operations, as a run-up for a globalization of operating organizations. UK Benelux Germany/Austria Spain/Portugal Ukraine Russia Turkey Map of key overseas operations where direct investments have been made China Taiwan Canada U.S. Egypt South Africa Philippines Vietnam Thailand Indonesia Malaysia Australia Mexico Sales Operation Mfg./Assembly Operation R&D Facility New / re-aligned (After Mar. '06) 8 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved

5. Summary of Current Status <Consolidated PL > Mar. '03 Mar. '05 Mar. '08 (JPY in Bil) Actual Actual FCST Sales 1,349.4 1,493.6 1,650.0 Japan CV 454.5 597.7 550.0 % 33.7% 40.0% 33.3% Int'l CV 243.1 273.9 410.0 % 18.0% 18.3% 24.8% LCV 441.6 533.4 610.0 % 32.7% 35.7% 37.0% DE 210.2 88.6 80.0 % 15.6% 5.9% 4.8% Operating Profit 15.5 87.2 100.0 OP % to sales 1.1% 5.8% 6.1% < Consolidated BS > Debt 517.9 449.1 260.0 Net worth 26.4 158.5 380.0 DER (multiple) 19.6 2.8 0.7 < Consolidated Cash Flow > Operating CF 50.0 65.6 108.9 Investment CF -16.5-7.8-66.0 Free CF 33.5 57.8 42.9 Earnings Financial Status Cash Flow Established earnings structure capable of sustaining sales and profit even at the time of downturn in domestic industry sales 3-pillar business structure firmly established around domestic / international CV, and LCV business. In DE sector, achieved business expansion with industrial DEs, improving profitability Established stable financial structure by accumulating periodic income Reduced external debt Achieved DER multiple under x1 Completely eliminated preferred stocks Achieved significant improvement in its ability to generate OP CF Completed to lay out solid foundation for future investment 9 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved

II. New Mid-term Business Plan (Apr. 2008 to Mar. 2011) 1. Corporate Philosophy and Basic Concept of MBP 2. Business Environment Surrounding Isuzu 3. Positioning of New Mid-term Business Plan 4. Market Trend Analysis and Isuzu Position 5. Mid/Long-term Strategy as Vision Enabler (1) CV/LCV Product / Market Strategy (2) DE Business Strategy (3) Alliance Strategy 6. Mid-term Business Focus and Performance Target (1) By Product, and by Market (2) Sales Volume Plan (3) Investment Plan (4) Performance Target

1. Corporate Philosophy and Basic Concept of MBP Isuzu will always mean the Best A leader in transportation, commercial vehicles and diesel engines, es, supporting our customers and respecting the environment. The pursuit of customers trust 11 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved

2. Business Conditions Surrounding Isuzu Sustainable Growth Realization of Corporate Vision* Increasing demand for diesel engines and CV Sophistication of DE technologies to cope with environmental requirement The pursuit of customers trust Increasing importance Global Environmental Issues / Energy Issues Growth in BRICs / Resource-rich countries Heightening needs for low running cost * Global Leading CV, DE Company 12 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved

3. Positioning of New Mid-term Business Plan Aiming at realization of corporate vision, the three-year period under the new Mid-term Business Plan is positioned as a period for quantum leap with a focus on expansion and reinforcement of underlining earning base. to Mar. 06 to Mar. 07 to Mar. 08 to Mar. 09 to Mar. 10 to Mar. 11 to Mar. 12 & beyond Former MBP MBP Vision / long-term goal Consolidated OP Trend Stepping stone:aggressive investment Quantum leap Prepare for realization of vision Expand business Global Leading Company Stabilize sales revenue / earnings structure - Reinforce earning power of international business - Reduce external debt, enhance net worth Expand/reinforce underlining earning base - Expand/strengthen international operations - Enhance product competitiveness and product lineup - Reinforce basic technology 13 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved

4. Market Trend Analysis and Isuzu s Position (1) Readiness to Cope with Environmental, Global Energy Issues :Done :Underway N.A Emissions Regulations: Global Trend Emission OBD* Europe Emission OBD Japan Emission OBD 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 10 and after Simplified OBD II E4 New long-term US07 OBD II Simplified E-OBD US10 *OBD: Monitoring system for degradation of emission Technologies to meet future emission regulations in / beyond 2010, e.g. Post Longterm & US10, are already under development OBD capabilities already in place, outperforming competitors pace with experience in North America Full-blown OBDⅡ E5 E6 Full-blown E-OBD Post New long-term J-OBD Fuel-economy / Low CO2 Regulations Trend N.A Europe Japan 100% 80 60 40 20 0 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 (Reinforcement of CAFE standards expected after 10) (Legislation pending for LCV) 175gCO2/km 160 Fuel economy standards for heavy-duty vehicles Fuel-economy standards for HD: Isuzu corporate compliance ratio 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 CY Isuzu HDs already meets fuel-economy standards for HD well in advance of future introduction in Japan By leveraging Mimamoni-kun Telematics, reinforce customer support initiatives to enable customers to achieve fuel-efficient driving and vehicle management Develop and aggressively introduce alternative-fuel vehicles (CNG, bio-diesel, Dimenthyl Ether, etc.) 14 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved

Long-term Industry Demand Outlook Isuzu Share ('05) 000 units 3500 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 4. Market Trend Analysis and Isuzu s Position (2)-1. CV/LCV CV/LCV market is expected to continue its expansion trend, centered around the demand increase in growth markets With its global LD trucks (N-series) at the core, Isuzu commands high market share in Japan and growth markets. HD MD LD 0 Lightweight LD P/UP ALL Japan Europe HD MD LD Lightweight LD P/UP N.A. '05 '15 '05 '15 '05 '15 '05 '15 '05 '15 NA Mature Market Growth Market China India/ Russia Resource- Rich Nations Over 20% 10-20% < 10% Untapped Source: Isuzu Motors Limited Resource-rich nations: Middle-East, Latin/South America, Africa, Oceania, Africa, CIS, Eastern Europe HD:GVW 15t up, MD:GVW 6-15t, LD:GVW 3.5-6t, Lightweight LD:LD:GVW 2-3.5t, P/UP: Small Pick-up Truck 15 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved Total Global market demand 8.0mil. 9.5 mil Key driver of market expansion: Growth market (60% increase) HD MD LD LCV Market Trend Analysis Isuzu s Position At the top class in Japan Growing presence and penetration in growth markets Commands No.1 position in 21 countries incl. Japan No entry in the lightweight LD segment Enjoys high penetration in resource-rich countries including Thailand

4. Market Trend Analysis and Isuzu s Position (2)-2. CV/LCV Needs in growth market Characteristics of Isuzu N-seriesN High durability (Frame) High load-carrying capacity (Cab-over) High durability and versatility of DEs Versatile application (Bus Special body) Environmental readiness and fuel efficiency of advanced DEs Safety Small, lightweight Capability for innercity, urban delivery Needs in mature market Isuzu s Global Truck sold/distributed over 120 countries, including advanced markets, penetrating as International Brand 250 200 N-series Shipment Volume (000 units) Japan Export 225 187 Global Players LD Market Share in '05 Other Beijing FAW 150 Toyota 182 106 128 100 FORD 68 Jianghuai 50 38 59 DongFeng 43 GM 0 DCX Isuzu Mar. '02 Mar. '05 Mar. '08 16 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved

4. Market Trend Analysis and Isuzu s Position (3) Diesel Engine Market demand for DEs doubled in the past decade, and expected to grow further. Isuzu ranks world No.4 in annual DE production volume Long-term Market Demand History Share ( 05) Mil. units 8 6 4 2 0 9.0-17.0L 3.5-9.0L 2.5-3.5L 1.6-2.5L ALL Vehicle-use PC '95 '05 '95 '05 '95 '05 NA CV Industrial Over 15% 10-15% 5-10% < 5% Displacement 9.0-17.0L 3.5-9.0L 2.5-3.5L 1.6-2.5L Source:Power Research System (Incl. Isuzu figures) Manufacturing figures include ISPOL/DMAX volume 17 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved ALL World DE production volume in '05 Other FORD Total 19 mil. units FIAT BMW PSA Isuzu s Position VW Renault Isuzu Mercedes Toyota Hyundai Isuzu ranks within the world No.5 in terms of total production volume in the past 5 to 6-year period. Isuzu maintains full line up DEs covering PC to HD applications for over 50 years.

4. Market Trend Analysis and Isuzu s Position (4) Summary Market Trend Isuzu s Position Isuzu s Direction Environmental & Energy Increased sophistication of market expectation / needs Building up accumulation of seeds for advanced technology Expand CV, LCV, DE business by leveraging Isuzu s core DE technology CV LCV Business chance is becoming increasingly bigger in the large, growth market (China, India, Russia) and resource-rich countries. - Expansion of market size - Significant growth of LD market Maintaining global competitiveness, with LD at the core Holds top-class position with HD and MD in Japan Capturing high market share in resource-rich countries Enhance product lineup in the large, growth market with a full range of Isuzu CV Introduce MD and lightweight LD on a global basis Increase HD sales in Japan and resource-rich countries Further business expansion in growth market DE Demand expanding on a global basis - Especially for passenger car and industrial use Holding fast to the world No.4 position in total DE production volume Reinforce small DE lineup Develop alternative-fuel engine 18 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved

5. Mid/Long-term Strategy as Vision Enabler (1) CV/LCV Product / Market Strategy (2) Diesel Engine Strategy (3) Alliance Strategy 19 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved

5-1. CV/LCV Product / Market Strategies - Product Strategies - Completed strategic, global product development by integrating MD and LD To introduce next-generation HD, Pick-up. Start development of lightweight LD, that has a significant demand globally. Lineup Product Strategies Current Future Next-generation HD HD Next-gen. HD No.1 fuel-economy, cargo efficiency: 1. 15% fuel economy improvement 2. Enrich product variation with MD-cab LCV CV Integrated Product Pick-up / Derivative MD LD Light weight LD Next-gen. Pick-up / Derivative New Product (Ultra-high efficiency lightweight LD) New lightweight products with high cargocarrying capacity and durability - 20% weight reduction from current N- series - 10% fuel efficiency improvement without sacrificing cargo-carrying capacity Next-generation LCV New LCV with more pronounced basic attributes of CV - 10% fuel efficiency improvement over current model. - Reinforce versatility/multi-purpose attributes (derivatives). 20 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved

5-1. CV/LCV Product / Market Strategies - Market Strategies and Reinforcement of Functional Capabilities - Introduce full lineup of CV/LCV and reinforce sales/mfg. functions in Large, Growth Market and Resource-rich countries. Market Expand Product Lineup/offering Lightweight HD MD LD LD LCV Sales Reinforce Functions Veh. Mfg. Compo.* Mfg. Salesrelated Large, Growth Market Resource- Rich Countries Mature Market China India/Russia ASEAN Americas/Africa Mid-East North America Europe Japan Consolidate regional volume of production New market for Isuzu Functional reinforcement Presence already established * Compo: Engine, transmission, axle, forged/cast materials 21 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved

5-1. CV/LCV Product / Market Strategies - Reinforcement of International Operations - In large, growth markets, focus be given to self-contained, stand-alone volume mfg., satisfying given country s volume requirement. As to ASEAN, focus will be intra-regional mfg, while all other countries focus will be regional consolidation of mfg. volume. Egypt Russia Ukraine U.K. Benelux Germany/Au stria Spain/Portugal Turkey Mid-East Stand-alone alone mfg. volume Consolidate regional volume China Taiwan Phillippines Vietnam Thailand Stand-alone alone mfg. volume Canada U. S. Mexico Consolidate regional volume South Africa India Stand-alone alone mfg. volume Indonesia Malaysia Australia Intra-regional regional mfg. Sales Operation Mfg./Assembly operation Functional reinforcement New 22 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved

5-2. Diesel Engine Strategy Expand product lineup in the volume-rich mass-production segment, i.e. small diesel engines, and increase small DE sales for industrial as well as passenger car application Displacement (L) 15 10 Isuzu DE Lineup CV LCV HD MD LD for cars Industrial use Market Size in '05 mil. units 1. 2 Mass production segment 8 5 3.0 2.5 2.0 1.7 1.6 Smaller displacement, with higher output Current New High efficiency, small DE 3.8 3.6 7.9 23 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved 16.5

5-3. Alliance Strategy Drive alliance strategy to a new dimension by expanding the scope of collaboration and delving deeper into mfg. and engineering areas, in addition to maintaining Isuzu s conventional alliance model focused on product complementation. Product-complementation alliance Mfg./Engineering Alliance CV in Overseas Markets CV in Japan LD HD Bus LCV DE for Cars GM OEM* Hino Hino GM GM Toyota Alliance Expected Benefits to Isuzu Joint development of aftertreatment for HD, and cab Efficiency improvement in CV s core operations Generation of resources that can be shifted to new business areas Develop and supply Isuzu DE to the world top-notch car maker for their volume-rich car lines Expansion and stabilization of DE businesses Perfection of Isuzu s advanced technologies :Conventional alliance :New * ELF OEM : Nissan Diesel, Nissan, Mazda 24 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved

6. Mid-term Business Focus and Performance Target As a key milestone for the realization of mid- to long-term strategies, execution plans are set for the period thorough March 11, with performance target for the final operating year. 1. Product/ Market Plan 2. Volume Plan 3. Investment Plan 4. Performance Target 25 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved

6-1. Product/Market Plan (1) Under a 3-core operating organization, Isuzu will realize robust growth by positioning International CV sales as the primary driver of consolidated revenue / profit, while reinforcing DE business as future strategic business segment. JPY in Bil 2,000 1,800 1,600 1,400 1,200 1,000 800 600 400 Consolidated Sales by Segment, and OP ratio 1,490 600 5.8% 270 530 1,650 550 410 610 2,000 Japan CV 7.5% 560 Int l l CV 680 LCV 670 % 8.0 7.5 7.0 6.5 6.0 5.5 5.0 4.5 4.0 Key MBP Initiatives by Segment Establish business foundation from customers standpoint of product life-cycle Introduce next-generation HD Reinforce product competitiveness and functional capabilities of local operations Introduce next-generation LCV Expand presence in growth market, tap new market, and reinforce mfg. function VOL. target Mar.'08 Mar.'11 k. units 73 70 213 350 352 420 200 DE 3.5 Develop small DE 0 90 80 90 3.0 Mar '05 'Mar '08 FCST Mar '11 Target 26 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved

6-1. Product / Market Plan (2) - CV Business in Japan - Introduce next-generation HD, and reinforce operating foundation for the vehicle life-cycle business focused on customers needs Target Execution Plan Share Mar. 08 Mar. 11 HD/MD 30% 35% 2-3t 40% 43% Nextgeneration HD Introduce new HD with No.1 fuel economy and cargo-carrying capacity JPY in Bil 250.0 200.0 150.0 100.0 Sales Revenue from Peripheral Business 184.4 39.9 61.7 15% increase over Mar 08 196.0 44.0 64.0 226.0 52.0 Used Vehicle 70.0 Parts Establish Customer- Follow-up Infra. Sales organization - Establish new customer information system Service/parts - Realign service outlets, execute facility upgrades - Develop new service products to guarantee down-time-free operation Used vehicle - Execute capital investment in necessary infrastructure for used vehicle auction 50.0 0.0 82.8 88.0 104.0 Service Mar. '05 Mar. '08 Mar. '11 Operating Efficiency Improvement Centralize fund-raising and real estate management of consolidated dealerships Improve efficiency and simplify indirect operations 27 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved

k. Units 400 6-1. Product/Market Plan (3) - International CV Business - Execute focus investments in large, growth market, in tandem with the globalization of newly developed MD/LD products. Volume Target Market Investment Plan (JPY in bil.) Mar.'06- Mar.'08 Mar.'09 to Mar.'11 350 300 64% improvement over Mar 08 350 Large, Growth 100 Market 13.0 Reinforce local mfg. / sales operations Reinforce DE business in China 25.0 250 200 150 100 50 0 151 30 80 43 130 41 40 180 70 Mar. '05 Mar. '08 Mar. '11 Mature Mkt. Large, Growth Mkt. 213 Resource-rich Mkt. Resourcerich Countries Mature Market Total 28 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved 5.5 3.0 21.5 Reinforce local sales operations Establish local service parts distribution outlets Reinforce peripheral business in each country Reinforce mfg. capabilities in Western Europe and Turkey 8.0 3.0 36.0

6-1. Product/Market Plan (4) -LCV - Expand presence in the growth market and reinforce mfg. functions, in line with the next-generation LCV introduction Volume Target Execution Plan k. Units 450 400 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 302 74 9 19% increase over Mar. 08 Isuzu-badge VOL 228 352 101 17 63 84 15 10 141 140 251 420 90 30 120 20 160 Mar. '05 Mar. '08 Mar. '11 330 Thailand Large, Growth Mkt. Resource-rich Mkt. Mature Mkt. GM Note) Consolidated- sales basis Product Market Function Introduce next-generation pick-up Develop derivatives Maintain No.1 position in Thailand Introduce derivatives in large, growth market Reinforce sales functions in resource-rich countries Enter untapped, new market Develop network of functional operations in ASEAN, doing away with centralized activities around Thailand - Indonesia, Malaysia Develop / begin new mfg. operations - Turkey, etc. 29 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved

6-2. Volume Plan (k. units) Mar. '05 Mar. 08 Mar. '11 Growth Mar 08 vs Mar 11 CV in Japan 90 73 70 (4%) Inter l CV LCV Large, Growth Mkt. Resource-rich Mkt. Mature Mkt. 30 80 41 43 130 40 100 180 70 Total 151 213 350 Thailand 141 140 160 Large, Growth Mkt. 15 10 20 Resource-rich Mkt. 63 84 120 Mature Mkt. 9 17 30 GM 74 101 90 Total 302 352 420 +64% +19% Grand Total 543 638 840 +32% 30 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved

6-3. Investment Plan Mar 06 to Mar 08 Mar 09 to Mar 11 (JPY in Bil.) Growth Facilities Investment R&D Int l Financial Investment Product Development Mfg. Sales & Other Total 44.0 68.4 33.2 145.6 90.0 120.0 20.0 230.0 CV 62.0 70.0 LCV 26.7 30.0 DE 86.8 100.0 Total 175.6 200.0 Large, growth Mkt. Resource-rich Mkt. Mature Mkt. 13.0 5.5 3.0 25.0 8.0 3.0 Total 21.5 36.0 58% 14% 67% 31 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved

6-4. Performance Target Sales Revenue Operating Profit OP % to Sales Mar. '11 Target JPY 2,000.0 bil JPY 150.0 bil Over 7.5% Mar. '08 FCST JPY 1,650.0 bil JPY 100.0 bil 6.1% ROE Over 17% 23.4% Dividend Payout Ratio Over 20% 10.6% 32 Copyright(C) 2007 Isuzu Motors Limited All rights reserved