Ssangyong Korando

[Buttff]

Anyone bought one?? seems a lot of car for the ££ Looking for a decentish vehicle for £5-7K that looks nice. decent mpg....etc

[Vsix and Vtec]

I hope they've improved since the days of the Musso. Lots of car for your money, but when the car you get a lot of is a Ssangyong Musso, you quickly wish you had less of it. Godawful things for the deliberately and obtusely contrarian.

[stevemcs]

WE have a couple that we look after, be warned other than an oil filter just about everything else is main dealer, clutches although listed are main dealer, coil springs, main dealer, track rod end main dealer ..... and they are cheap inside. Personally I wouldn't

[ADJimbo]

I'm a big SsangYong fan. I cannot sing their praises highly enough. I have 1 x Rexton and 4 x Tivoli's (ranging between 2015 and 2023) within my business and they perform faultlessly. Never had a problem with reliability despite the high mileages that they do.

As and when they come up for renewal I'm automatically changing them with like for like. Never known a problem with our garage sourcing parts on the very rare occasions they have been needed.

Never had a Korando (so no direct experience of that model) but I cannot see them being any different. Bang-for-Buck I would struggle to beat them.

Edited by ADJimbo on Wednesday 5th July 18:51

[Buttff]

Wow, quite a contrast there.......

[Sycamore]

Buttff said:

Wow, quite a contrast there.......

Welcome to Pistonheads...

[Buttff]

I currently own a Forester XT that I dont need anymore. Bought for its power for towing a heavy trailer delivering wood...around 2 - 1 1/2 tons. It pulled that easy. But looking to replace with a "cheaper" SUV that can pull maybe 1250-1500 kg occasionally. Just thought a car like the Korando gave quite a bang fer yer buck! Maybe a Kuga.....The Subaru is a 2013 and from what I have seen, seconf hand car prices are going strong, so thought sell t and buy something for around the £7/8k mark.......Thought about the Mitsubishi PHEV as well, as I have solar at home

[DaveTheRave87]

I drove a Tivoli once. The only nice thing I can say about it is that you can change gear without taking your elbow off the centre armrest.