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The Ssangyong Actyon - a South Korean made ute - is a quirky contraption.
The new Ssangyong Actyon Sports is a big improvement over the previous model and represents a value for money proposition in the ute segment for those on a budget.
2008 SsangYong Sports A200S Xdi Review & Road Test A quiet and comfortable commercial - who'd have thought? Model Tested: 2008 SsangYong Sports A200S Xdi 4x2 Dual-Cab Pick-Up 2...
Welcome to the CarAdvice.com News Desk, a regular video wrap of the latest happenings in the automotive world and Australia's new-car market. Keeping you in the loop, Tegan Lawson presents a weekly video from the CarAdvice Garage, with everything you need to know about the week in news and reviews...
There have been some big-name retirements in the automotive landscape recently – the most prominent of them being the Land Rover Defender. But there are some other models out there that have been kicking around for quite a while, so we thought we’d take a look at some of the oldest ‘new’ cars still on sale...
The all-new SsangYong Actyon Sports dual-cab ute is now on sale in Australia, bringing with it completely revised styling, a new diesel engine and class-leading fuel economy. Rear-wheel drive variants of the new Actyon Sports fitted with the standard six-speed manual transmission consume just 7...
The 2012 SsangYong Actyon Sports has been revealed in production form ahead of the all-new ute’s Australian launch in March. Powered by a 114kW/360Nm 2.0-litre e-XDi200 turbo diesel engine, the Actyon promises to be among the most fuel efficient utes on the market. Its 15.6km/L rating under Korean fuel consumption ratings is likely to translate to a combined cycle fuel consumption figure of approximately 7...
My vehicle I bought (new) beginning of 2009, broke twice since warranty expired. Latest one, camshaft broke, with only 62000 km on clock. I used car to work and back on bitumen. No off road. I cannot get any support or response from SSANGYONG, Australia, as the repair shop in Darwin indicated this should not happen. If you expect support, stay with Mitsubishi, Toyota, etc...
