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Zimbabwe D-Max owners in panic as brake fault sparks recall

Zimbabwean owners of the latest-generation Isuzu D-Max are on alert following a major safety recall involving thousands of bakkies over a potentially dangerous brake pedal defect.The recall, issued by Isuzu Motors South Africa, affects 2,5…

Published: 17 Sep 2026 at 10:05hrs | | by Staff reporter

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