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Isuzu Gemini Coupé

1984

Isuzu Gemini Coupé

THE VEHICLE AT A GLANCE

Model dossier

Production period
1984
Body style
Coupé
Engine
Inline-4
Type
Mass

THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE CAR

Coachbuilding, design & conversions

PRICE & SALES RECORD

Vehicle value

Original price
Not documented
Latest recorded sale
Not documented

01 / THE STORY

History & context

The Isuzu Gemini Coupé emerges as a sleek and sophisticated two-box car, drawing inspiration from its predecessor, the Piazza. It boasts slender shapes that exude a sporty and coupe-like aesthetic, thanks in part to the raked back pillar that defines its distinctive silhouette. Unlike its sedan counterpart, the Gemini Coupé showcases a design philosophy that emphasizes a more dynamic and stylish approach. The integration of the doors and rear door contributes to the car’s seamless appearance, creating a cohesive and harmonious design. Notably, the door pillar is painted in a contrasting black and white, enhancing the visual appeal and contributing to the overall optical illusion of an extended glassed surface. This meticulous attention to detail reflects the thoughtful craftsmanship and design principles that went into creating the Isuzu Gemini Coupé. The credit for this stunning design goes to Italdesign Giugiaro, the renowned design firm with a rich history of creating iconic automotive masterpieces. Having previously collaborated with Isuzu on the production of the Opel Kadett with successful outcomes, Italdesign Giugiaro was entrusted with revitalizing Isuzu’s initial model lineup. Following the triumphs of the 117 Coupé and Piazza models, the Isuzu Gemini Coupé represents a bold and innovative step forward for the automaker. Isuzu’s decision to renew its flagship model demonstrates a commitment to evolving with the times and meeting the demands of the discerning automotive market. By blending a storied history of successful models with cutting-edge design, Isuzu positions the Gemini Coupé as a symbol of progress and sophistication. As automotive enthusiasts eagerly anticipate the unveiling of this new iteration, it’s clear that the Isuzu Gemini Coupé is poised to make a lasting impression on the world of two-box cars.

02 / TECHNICAL IDENTITY

Specifications & construction

Production & construction

Production type
Mass

Engine & performance

Engine configuration
Inline-4
Drive
Rear-wheel drive
Specification notes
1984 Gemini Coupé invariant body baseline: inline-four engine family, RWD, wheelbase 2405 mm, dimensions 4245 × 1570 × 1340 mm. Engine displacement, power, transmission and weight remain version-level.

Dimensions & accommodation

Wheelbase
2,405 mm
Length
4,245 mm
Width
1,570 mm
Height
1,340 mm

Design & manufacture

Designer · Candidate
Giorgetto Giugiaro
Design Studio · Documented
Italdesign
Manufacturer · Documented
Isuzu

06 / EVENTS & AWARDS

Events & awards

No events or documented awards are currently recorded for this vehicle.

08 / FROM THE ARCHIVE

Archive

References held in the vehicle dossier. Their inclusion does not establish that every historical claim has been independently verified.

ReferenceSource type
Giugiaro — Gemini Coupé www.giorgettofabriziogiugiaro.it Designer official project reference
1984 Isuzu Gemini phase-II Coupé full range www.automobile-catalog.com Specialist range technical reference

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