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1995 Isuzu N-Series

1995 Isuzu N-Series in Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol, Movie, 2011

Class: Trucks, Simple truck — Model origin: — Made for: UAE

1995 Isuzu N-Series

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mike962 ◊ 2014-04-12 21:37	something japanese ?
-- ◊ 2014-04-12 21:52	Nissan Atlas/Isuzu Elf or a Chinese copy. The headlight assembly does not match with the Japanese ones.
mike962 ◊ 2014-04-12 21:56	scene was filmed in United Arab Emirates, so this kinda sucks cos you have to use google translate in arab to try to find it
Gag Halfrunt ◊ 2014-04-12 22:21	This scene was partly filmed in Canada -- because of the dust storm, you can't tell the difference. So it could be UAE new, used Japanese in the UAE, Canada new or used Japanese in Canada.
-- ◊ 2014-04-12 22:27	So that is why the headlights do not look Japanese, because they are sealed-beam in Canada. Link to "pictures.dealer.com"
mike962 ◊ 2014-04-12 22:54	well then from this angle really impossible to tell which badge so let's take GMC if from Canada
Bahraini Carguy ◊ 2023-02-06 00:32	Upon further investigation and by that i mean 3 minutes of thinking, it might be filmed in UAE after all. At least three of these Isuzu NPRs have GCC spec vins. Spoiler - click here to see it https://www.emiratesauction.com/en/Cars/CarDetails.aspx?randid=132725 https://www.emiratesauction.com/en/Cars/CarDetails.aspx?randid=290961 https://www.emiratesauction.com/en/Cars/CarDetails.aspx?randid=334495 https://www.emiratesauction.com/en/Cars/CarDetails.aspx?randid=378210 http://www.emiratesauction.com/en/Cars/CarDetails.aspx?randid=127527 Further more, if this exact shot was really filmed in Canada then they really nailed the details for a UAE operated truck with the Arabic Weight & Carry writings, the excessive use of black/yellow arrow tape among other things. On top of all that, the other traffic cars seen during the sand storm chase seems eerily accurate for a UAE setting. Either by accident or they had a really good attention to details. When Movies "fake" a location, they usually either end up with regular local cars that was never sold in the setting's location (ex. A Mitsubishi Minica in KSA ) or end up heavily leaning towards the extreme ends of stereotypes (Middle East = ""crappy"" old W123s/Hilux or shiny Supercars, nothing in between). tl;dr Gulf Spec Isuzu NPRs also had the whole sealed beam thing so i dunno really. -- Last edit: 2023-02-06 15:51:16
RedBoy9199 ◊ 2023-02-06 01:30	Bahraini Carguy wrote Upon further investigation and by that i mean 3 minutes of thinking, it might be filmed in UAE after all. At least three of these Isuzu NPRs have GCC spec vins, the rest? not sure. Spoiler - click here to see it https://www.emiratesauction.com/en/Cars/CarDetails.aspx?randid=132725 https://www.emiratesauction.com/en/Cars/CarDetails.aspx?randid=290961 https://www.emiratesauction.com/en/Cars/CarDetails.aspx?randid=334495 https://www.emiratesauction.com/en/Cars/CarDetails.aspx?randid=378210 http://www.emiratesauction.com/en/Cars/CarDetails.aspx?randid=127527 Further more, if this exact shot was really filmed in Canada then they really nailed the details for a UAE operated truck with the Arabic Weight & Carry writings, the excessive use of black/yellow arrow tape among other things. On top of that, the other traffic cars seen during the sand storm chase seems eerily accurate for a UAE setting. Either by accident or they had a really good attention to details. When Movies "fake" a location (especially for the Middle East), they usually either end up with cars that was never sold in the setting's location (ex. A Toyota Avensis in UAE) or end up heavily leaning towards the extreme ends of stereotypes (Middle East = "crappy" old W123s or shiny Supercars, nothing in between). tl;dr Gulf Spec Isuzu NPRs also had the whole sealed beam thing so i dunno really. I'd agree too.

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