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Isuzu Cubic
Overview
Manufacturer	Isuzu
Production	1984–2000
Body and chassis
Class	Complete bus Bus chassis
Body style	Single-decker bus
Doors	2
Floor type	Step entrance Low floor
Powertrain
Engine	6BG1, 6HE1, 6HH1, 6QA2, 6RB2, 6QB2, 6RB2, 8PD1, 8PE1
Transmission	Isuzu (manual), ZF (automatic)
Dimensions
Wheelbase	4.3meter, 4.7meter, 4,8meter, 5.0meter, 5.2meter, 5.3meter, 5.5meter, 5.8meter, 6.0meter
Length	11000mm
Width	2500mm
Height	3000mm
Chronology
Predecessor	Isuzu C
Successor	Isuzu Erga

The Isuzu Cubic (kana:いすゞ・キュービック) was a heavy-duty single-decker bus built by Isuzu between 1984 and 2000. The various models of the vehicle were primarily available as a city bus configuration, either a complete bus or a bus chassis.

The Two-step and One-step versions were considered as step-entrance buses, whereas the Non-step version was considered as low-floor buses.

Two-Step

• P-LV214/218/314/318 (1984)
• U-LV218/224/318/324 (1990)
• KC-LV280/380/880 (1995)
• NE-LV288(CNG, 1995)

• 
  Cubic P-LV314M
• 
  Cubic ( FHI 7E body) U-LV324L
• 
  Cubic (NSK 58MC body) U-LV318N

One-Step

• U-LV870L (1992)
• KC-LV880L (1995)

Non-Step

• KC-LV832 (1998)

• 
  Cubic Non-Step KC-LV832L

• One-Step
• Two-Step
• Non-Step
• CHASSE (Hybrid bus)

• List of buses

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