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Ssangyong updates Korando pick-up
Date: Tuesday, March 22, 2016 |
Ssangyong has added an entry-level trim to its Korando pick-up, which it claims is the lowest-priced double-cab pick-up currently on the market with prices starting from £14,495, all prices exclude VAT.
It joins the existing SX and EX trims and a new, limited edition DMZ, which is based on the top-of-the-range EX automatic.
The DMZ features full camouflage paintwork, roof rails and 18" alloy wheels, and is priced from £19,195.
To accommodate the new models, the price of the SX has increased by £680, while the EX version's pricing has gone up by £280.
"With its keen price and comprehensive list of standard equipment, the Korando Sports gives you a lot of vehicle for the money and the reassurance of a five-year limitless mileage warranty for complete peace of mind," said Paul Williams, CEO of Ssangyong UK.
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