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Had a SSangyong Musso 4x4 before coming to live in Spain, heard later that Main Distributor, Kia had lost franchise and that the manufacturer subsequently sold out To Daewoo. Still see the brand on sale here in Malaga.
Based on the old,old Merc ML. Older merc engine so thats the good news, build quality not in merc class, but then not merc prices do not hold values to well. Cheap, should be reliable 4x4.
We had two on contract hire at work, drove one of them a bit including a Scotland trip, after the BM your going to be very upset if you buy one. Not in the same ball park. We looked at an X5 which I have always fancied (12 BM's now) and bought the X3 though, as we needed more room in the back for the Dogs, found it hard to believe the X3 is bigger in the back than the X5 . To sum it up DONT DO IT
Honest John is a good website for owners views. HERE
They will of course be thin on the ground, as are the actual vehicles.
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"It’s big. It goes off-road a bit. You don’t want one. Neither do we"
To the point!
Aye, and if you expand the link to read more it gets worse
In all honesty I treat anything Top Gear does as comedy these days, honest john carries more weight fior me, though I suspect the news will still not be good regarding spares availability and depreciation on new.
All depends how cheap you can get it I guess, and what use you put it to.
I dont believe any motoring reports they are all bias, I remember we had a Frontera on demo one time, and I used it for a day or to, It was not great but not as bad as the motoring press would have you believe. You gets what you pay for dont you
I used one for a while (the Daewoo version) after I had retired while working for Daewoo part time as a fun job. The engine is a Merc (2.7cc from memory) and its an absolute dog. It was completely powerless and the road holding was appalling. Fuel consumption was equally poor.
Personally I would not waste my money as it was the worst vehicle I have ever driven. The depreciation is huge. Top Gear were generous with their rating.
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. To sum it up DONT DO IT 
