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SsangYong is not a carmaker renowned for beautiful design (remember the first-generation Rodius?), but things have started to change with the launch of the recently facelifted Korando. The Mahindra & Mahindra-owned Korean carmaker has begun taking design more seriously, and that can be seen on the restyled Rexton W as well. Read more »
- Ssangyong Facelifts The Korando In South Korea [w/videos]
SsangYong, the Korean automaker owned by India’s industrial giant Mahindra Group, has revealed a facelift of the Korando SUV, called the Korando C in its home country. The refreshed Korando comes with a mildly restyled exterior and interior,...
- Ssangyong Returns To The Uk With Brand New Korando Suv
SsangYong is making a comeback to the UK market in September. And its return will be spearheaded by the all-new Korando crossover which has no relation whatsoever with its predecessor. The newcomer is priced from £16,995 with the Korean company,...
- Mahindra Wants To Become “india’s First Global Cult Brandâ€
M&M is not just a well-known candy but also the name of a part of the Mumbai-based Mahindra Group - an Indian conglomerate with a market value of $17.6 billion that has 119,900 employees in more than 100 countries and is involved in almost everything...
- Ssangyong Presents Rexton R-line Based On Project Kahn Study
The customized Rexton study that was shown at this year's British International Auto Salon has found its way into production after the positive feedback from the public that visited SsangYong's show stand - or so the Chinese-owned, Korean automaker...
- Desiring Old Benz M-class Stuff... From Korea... With A Diesel?
Drawing crowds has not been a SsangYong forte. In fact, SsangYong's Rodius managed to disperse gathering crowds with the power of a Pontiac Aztek. Apparently, however, SsangYong's stand at the British Motor Show was a collector of people. They...
Cars
SsangYong Launches Prettier Rexton W in the UK, Starts from £21,995
SsangYong is not a carmaker renowned for beautiful design (remember the first-generation Rodius?), but things have started to change with the launch of the recently facelifted Korando. The Mahindra & Mahindra-owned Korean carmaker has begun taking design more seriously, and that can be seen on the restyled Rexton W as well. Read more »
- Ssangyong Facelifts The Korando In South Korea [w/videos]
SsangYong, the Korean automaker owned by India’s industrial giant Mahindra Group, has revealed a facelift of the Korando SUV, called the Korando C in its home country. The refreshed Korando comes with a mildly restyled exterior and interior,...
- Ssangyong Returns To The Uk With Brand New Korando Suv
SsangYong is making a comeback to the UK market in September. And its return will be spearheaded by the all-new Korando crossover which has no relation whatsoever with its predecessor. The newcomer is priced from £16,995 with the Korean company,...
- Mahindra Wants To Become “india’s First Global Cult Brandâ€
M&M is not just a well-known candy but also the name of a part of the Mumbai-based Mahindra Group - an Indian conglomerate with a market value of $17.6 billion that has 119,900 employees in more than 100 countries and is involved in almost everything...
- Ssangyong Presents Rexton R-line Based On Project Kahn Study
The customized Rexton study that was shown at this year's British International Auto Salon has found its way into production after the positive feedback from the public that visited SsangYong's show stand - or so the Chinese-owned, Korean automaker...
- Desiring Old Benz M-class Stuff... From Korea... With A Diesel?
Drawing crowds has not been a SsangYong forte. In fact, SsangYong's Rodius managed to disperse gathering crowds with the power of a Pontiac Aztek. Apparently, however, SsangYong's stand at the British Motor Show was a collector of people. They...