Korean car manufacturer Ssangyong has released an SX version of its Korando SUV. And it looks like an improvement over other models in the Ssangyong line-up. Though the styling resembles a Vauxhall Antara, the design is miles better than the rather ugly Rhodius and Kyrion models which polluted roads over recent years. And this car is cheap too, the cheapest in the range, weighing in at £18, 785. Furthermore, there's a plausible 159g/km of CO2 output and a decent, although somewhat small, 149bhp that comes from the 2.0 litre engine which drives the car. As for its rivals, it targets the likes of the
Kia Sportage and the Hyundai ix35.However, if you want a little more comfort and power from a
Ssangyong, you're better of choosing the EX version of the Korando. Do you think the Korando SX will be an SUV success? Leave a comment.
Monday, 18 June 2012
Korean car manufacturer Ssangyong has released an SX version of its Korando SUV. And it looks like an improvement over other models in the Ssangyong line-up. Though the styling resembles a Vauxhall Antara, the design is miles better than the rather ugly Rhodius and Kyrion models which polluted roads over recent years. And this car is cheap too, the cheapest in the range, weighing in at £18, 785. Furthermore, there's a plausible 159g/km of CO2 output and a decent, although somewhat small, 149bhp that comes from the 2.0 litre engine which drives the car. As for its rivals, it targets the likes of the
Kia Sportage and the Hyundai ix35.However, if you want a little more comfort and power from a
Ssangyong, you're better of choosing the EX version of the Korando. Do you think the Korando SX will be an SUV success? Leave a comment.
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