Comparison between the four biggest japanese truck manufacturers

Hino Trucks

• These are not very powerful, but due to the suppressed limits they don't break down.
• Because the clutch isn't very strong, the power can't be raised.
• The brakes are a bit weak, as are the exhaust brakes.
• Because of this, it is extremely effective for long hauls at a consistent speed.

Mitsubishi Fuso Trucks

• The cushion is much better than it was in the past.
• The strong engine makes it tenacious on hills.
• Compared to the other three majors, the lightness of the handle and the feeling of the clutch make it similar to a normal passenger car.

Isuzu Trucks

• Because one cylinder is small and it relies on rotating horsepower, the engine operates at high rotation compared to the other three makers.
• Therefore it's somewhat lacking in stickiness at slow speeds, but it climbs well when pulling.
• The breaks and exhaust work very well. Since the exhaust is effective, the brake linings last a long time.
• Complicated parts often break, so maintenance is a burden.

Nissan Diesel Trucks ( UD Trucks )

• Comparing the horsepower of the four makers this is the highest, but it breaks down often.
• This characteristic gives it the top share of the heavy trailers.
• The clutch is strong, so even a hill that a Hino can't handle is no problem for a UD.

Comparison between the 2 ton trucks

Isuzu Elf

• Powerful and easy to drive.
• Engine noise is light.
• Most popular among 2t trucks.
• The seats are stiff.

Mitsubishi Fuso Canter

• Engine is the most durable among all the makers.
• Powerful and solid engine noise.
• Comfortable.

Mitsubishi Fuso Trucks

• Little wide interior
• The fuel consumption of the hybrid is not specially good.