No matter how good your SUV is, in you have to drive to the conditions, especially off-road, as David Brown reports. We’ve just taken the new SsangYong Musso four wheel drive dual cab ute in off-road conditions [Read More]
SsangYong cars came and pretty quickly disappeared on the Australian market. David Brown reports on their return. SsangYong is a south Korea based car manufacturer now mainly owned by India interests. [Read More]
SsangYong has relaunched themselves into the Australian market with a 4 model line-up. The Tivoli, Tivoli XLV, Rexton and the Dual Cab Musso which we’re talking about today [Read More]
My feeling is that if you are looking at the Musso as a recreational vehicle, will be occasionally heading off road and towing and can live without a few niceties and recent safety features, then head to the nearest dealer. [Read More]
SsangYong have relaunched the brand here with a 4 model line up along with sharp RDAP pricing and an industry leading support system for buyers. [Read More]
SsangYong UK have launched the SsangYong Musso Ute. Will we see it in Australia? Word is there has been some movement behind the scenes that could see the brand again on the local stage, we will keep you updated. [Read More]
The new Ssangyong Actyon Sports Ute range has undergone a dramatic makeover inside and out, with the vehicle now boasting a totally new style and the title of Australia’s most fuel-efficient dual cab utility. [Read More]
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I’ve just spent a week at the wheel of a mid-spec bargain-basement SsangYong Actyon 4×4 D-Cab Sports Auto @ $34,990 (drive away) and I came away with mixed feelings, found the lord, upset fellow drivers and had some fun – well sort of. [Read More]
We review the SsangYong Actyon 4X4 Ute and find god at the same time. The SsangYong Actyon 4X4 Dual Can Ute is well priced for the tradie. [Read More]
Ssangyong is no new kid on the block, manufacturing vehicles as far back as 1950, and the Korando was there at the start so, technically, it’s one of the longest surviving models of all time. [Read More]
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