Ssangyonh rextron

Ssangyonh, Ssangsons? or Ssang Yong.

They possibly do up to the 60,000 km mark. I have not seen anyone geo over 90,000 witout major troubles. A couple of blokes in our caravan club had SsangYong Musso, they virtually walked away from thm. They could not even trade them in.

Mahindra & Mahindra Limited have a 74% stake in them now, let's see if they can lift their game.

When has a product release brochure made a vehicle sound like a bucket of bolts? They are always written in the most glowing terms and make design failures sound like features. Korean cars have improved a hell of a lot in the last 20 years, remember when Hyundai was knocking out brand new excels for what you'd pay for a used corolla. Now they are mainstream and making good reliable vehicles with more features than the Japanese who have moved production offshore because they can't compete on price and build quality anymore.

At least SsangYong are making an effort to make them look a bit better, most of them look like they haven't just been poked with the ugly stick, rather they fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down. Some of their vehicles were down right hideous, the 97-07 Korando comes to mind.

7 year warranty and 3 years of free servicing would hold some appeal. I'm sure they will sell a few, but I can't see Toyota running up the white flag just yet.

This came up today: Why I would not buy a new SsangYong in 2020 | Auto Expert John Cadogan

Apparently they are not doing that well.