2008 SsangYong Stavic Review
August 17, 2008 by Matt Brogan
Filed under Australian Car Industry News, Behind the Wheel, Car News, Car Reviews, Diesel, Ssangyong
2008 SsangYong Stavic SV270 SPR Review & Road Test
If you’re more of a features person, Stavic may suit you down to the ground
Model Tested:
2008 SsangYong Stavic SV270 SPR 2.7 Xdi Automatic – $39,990 (RRP)
Full of Features, Smooth Auto Transmission, Roomy second Row
Awkward Appearance, Rough and Noisy Ride, Quality Issues
CarAdvice Rating:
- by Matt [...]
SsangYong stand 2008 London Motorshow
July 24, 2008 by Alborz Fallah
Filed under 2008 London, Motor Shows, Ssangyong
SsangYong stand 2008 London Motorshow
2008 SsangYong ute for tradies
May 29, 2008 by David Twomey
Filed under Australian Car Industry News, Car News, Diesel, Ssangyong, Utes
Korean manufacturer SsangYong has unveiled a new entry level variant of its popular Sports Dual Cab aimed at tradesman looking for a tough no-nonsense workhorse ute at a really low price.
The SsangYong Sports Dual Cab Tradie boasts a value-for-money price tag of just $24,990 for the 4×2 five-speed manual powered by the eco-friendly common rail, [...]
2008 SsangYong Range
February 21, 2008 by Alborz Fallah
Filed under Car News, Ssangyong, Videos
SsangYong today held a press conference in Sydney outlining the brands intentions for 2008 and ahead.
The Korean company, which is owned by Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (SAIC), only sold 2,123 cars last year but intends to move around 3,500 units this year, having revised its specifications and pricing.
2008 Ssangyong Actyon Sports review
December 13, 2007 by rjw
Filed under Behind the Wheel, Car News, Car Reviews, Diesel, Ssangyong, Utes
2008 SsangYong Actyon Sports review
CarAdvice rating:
Test Model: SsangYong Actyon Sports 4 x 4 Diesel 2.0-litre Limited automatic
Options Fitted: None
Recommended Retail Price: $39,990
On Road Price: Around $43,000
Where it sits: The top version of SsangYong’s unique–looking ute. The range starts at $29,990 for the two-wheel-drive manual with automatic adding $2000.
- by Robert Wilson
SINCE it re-emerged [...]
Next-gen SsangYong Chairman
December 13, 2007 by Alborz Fallah
Filed under Car News, Ssangyong
There is no arguing that SsangYong designs some of the oddest cars in the world. In most cases it seems that one designer draws the front and another the back, resulting in rather peculiar shapes.
The flagship model for the Korean manufacturer is the Chairman, a car designed to offer Mercedes-Benz S-class quality for 1/5th of [...]
