- Location
- Co antrim
Seen on ther website that ther musso pickup comes with 7 year 150000 mile warranty. Seem pretty temptin if your in the market for new pickup as ye could hardly go wrong
Should we be buying Ssangyong pickups?
- Thread starter daveydiesel1
- Start date
Nearly
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- Location
- North of York
Buy one at 2 years old for half new price? They usually drop like stones. My brother in law has a new (18) one with 3.5t towing.
- Location
- Cheltenham
I would say that was good advice. I quite fancy the new Rexton, but I am guessing an 18-24 month old one will have lost at least £10k so at around early £20’s k with the balance of warranty I’d say it was a good buy. Sister in law has a 6 month old one with 4K miles done and it’s a grand thing. But heavy on the diesel though
- Location
- Co antrim
What you call heavy on diesel
- Location
- Co antrim
Not buyin atm just thought id let others on here know
- Location
- Cheltenham
It averages no more than 30 on an urban cycle. I think being a heavy beast and an auto or sucks fuel until you are cruising. Bit like my XC70
livestock 1
Member
Some of these types of makes charge a fortune for parts
- Location
- Co antrim
- Location
- Co antrim
Aftermarket parts? Youd thought the Chinese budget brands would be budget parts
michael N123
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Ullswater road garage are normally cheap for work and there dealers for them
never used them for a saangyong tho
Cowabunga
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- Location
- Ceredigion,Wales
This isn't a Chinese brand. It is made in one of the most technologically advanced and rich nations in the world, if not the most that hasn't got much oil.
SilliamWhale
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And just which are the "Chinese budget brands" please?
livestock 1
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I can remember a friend had a one years ago he ran it with success until he needed parts. An exhaust was £950 so he wasn’t long of getting rid. Basically he told me the car was good but no practically in keeping it beyond a few years. Not much resale value. I don’t know if things have altered now
- Location
- Cheltenham
Was that the Great Wall
Was this the Great Wall brand? Doesn’t sound like Ssangyong
Dave W
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- Location
- chesterfield
I'd like to see the small print for the warranty. Bet there's not a lot covered after 2 or 3 years
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livestock 1
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It was a Ssanyong.
- Location
- Ashbourne, Derbyshire
My brother bought one 3 months ago and loves it, says its very comfortable and nice to drive. No issues as yet.
Warranty is very comprehensive for the 7 years
Edit: He says it handles trailer with 4 barren cows very well too
Warranty is very comprehensive for the 7 years
Edit: He says it handles trailer with 4 barren cows very well too
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A stainless steel exhaust ,made on site ,wouldnt be much more than half of that