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Isuzu Expands Distributor Territories to Enhance Customer Support

Isuzu Motors America LLC expands distributor territories in the United States for better customer support in key regions. M&L Engine, Palmer Johnson and Husker Power Products will now cover additional areas, aiming to enhance service coverage, responsiveness and grow Isuzu engine markets.

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Isuzu Motors America LLC, PowerTrain Division, announced expanded areas of responsibility for several authorized distributors across key regions of the United States.

These strategic adjustments are designed to strengthen service coverage, improve responsiveness, and support continued growth across markets served by Isuzu engines for off-road industrial applications.

Under the new alignment:

• M&L Engine LLC will expand its territory to include Texas and New Mexico;

• Palmer Johnson will expand its territory to include additional areas within California and Nevada; and

• Husker Power Products will expand its territory to include Arkansas and Oklahoma.

"These changes reflect the continued evolution of our distributor network and our commitment to delivering exceptional support to customers across North America," said Ryan Manthei, sales and business development manager. "Each of these distributors has demonstrated strong performance and deep market expertise. Expanding their territories is a natural next step to better align our capabilities with customer demand."

The updated territory structure builds on the Isuzu Diesel distribution model, which emphasizes localized expertise, strong service infrastructure and close customer relationships. By aligning territories with distributor strengths and geographic efficiencies, Isuzu Motors America LLC, PowerTrain Division aims to further enhance uptime, parts availability and technical support for end users of Isuzu engines.

Distributors support a wide range of applications — including construction, agriculture, industrial equipment and power generation — powered by Isuzu engines.

For more information, visit isuzuengines.com


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