SsangYong
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BEAUTY'S ONLY SKIN DEEP
SsangYong's Rodius certainly creates a stir. If you're fed up with bland MPVs, this will certainly generate comment. Andy Enright reports on the latest 2.0L engine version
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REXTON TAKE TWO
SsangYong has quietly established a reputation for building 4x4s that are rough, tough and plenty cheap enough. Andy Enright reports on the latest Rexton II.
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TOUGH TO BEAT?
SsangYong's largest 4x4 provides big-car space for small-car prices, but how does it convert into a van? Matt Low reports.
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LIFESTYLE WITH A DIFFERENCE
If you're looking for a compact lifestyle SUV or Crossover-type model that's a little out of the ordinary and great value, could SsangYong's Korando fit the bill? Jonathan Crouch decides.
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A PICK-UP FOR THE PEOPLE
It's about time that someone designed a pick-up that makes sense primarily for tarmac use. Yet one that's still tough enough to tackle the rough stuff. SsangYong claims to have created just that in the form of this Korando Sports pick-up. Jonathan Crouch tries it.
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CSX APPEAL
In the shape of the Korando CSX, SsangYong brings us a light commercial that presents a genuine alternative to the mainstream. You get a good-looking LCV with four-wheel drive when needed for the same price as you'd pay for something 2WD and more conventional. What's not to like? Andy Enright reports.
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ECONOMICALLY CROSSING OVER
If you're looking for a compact lifestyle SUV or Crossover-type model with diesel power, then you're looking at spending £20,000 or more right? Wrong. Ssangyong's Korando in 2.0-litre diesel SE form proves just how much £15,000 will buy you if you shop carefully in this segment. Jonathan Crouch checks it out.
