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Isuzu Aska

1990 – 2002 · Japan

The Isuzu Aska was a series of mid-size sedans manufactured by Isuzu Motors Ltd. in Japan from 1983 to 2002. Initially based on GM's J-car platform, the Aska later transitioned to using rebranded versions of the Subaru Legacy and Honda Accord when Isuzu ceased producing passenger cars. This change occurred throughout the 1990s, with the Aska maintaining its position as a mid-size offering in Isuzu's lineup. Replacing the Isuzu Florian, the Aska received its name from the Japanese word "Asuka," originating from the historical Asuka Village in the Nara Prefecture. Despite its popularity in the mid-size sedan segment, the Aska was ultimately discontinued in 2002

4 generations of the Isuzu Aska

Version	Years	Engine	Gearbox	Drive	Body
Isuzu Aska 2nd Gen	1990 to 1993	naturally aspirated flat-four	Auto, Manual	FWD, AWD	SEDAN
Isuzu Aska 3rd Gen	1994 to 1997	2.0L naturally aspirated inline-four	Auto, Manual	FWD	SEDAN
Isuzu Aska 4th Gen	1997 to 2002	naturally aspirated inline-four	Auto, Manual	FWD	SEDAN
Isuzu Aska GS-5	1997 to 2002	inline-four	Auto, Manual	FWD	SEDAN