Look what’s come up on our sister classifieds site oto.my – it’s the second-gen SsangYong Stavic, which made its debut in Korea as the Korando Turismo (Rodius in some markets) in February. Is its arrival around the corner, then?
As you can see, the new MPV eschews its predecessor’s love-or-hate styling for a more conventional- and prosaic-looking outfit. It certainly won’t stand out like the old one did, but we cannot blame the Korean carmaker for playing it safe this time.
Listed is the SV200 eXDi variant – that’s a 2.0 litre turbodiesel with 155 PS and 360 Nm of torque at its disposal, coupled to a five-speed auto. The ad mentions cruise control, a 10.2-inch rear monitor, 11 seats, dual front airbags, multi-zone climate control, seven-inch DVD player, sat-nav, Bluetooth hands-free and USB, amongst others.
An indicative price of just under RM117k is stated – view the full ad here, or learn more about the 5.13-metre long vehicle here.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments generally praise the SsangYong Stavic for its spaciousness, powerful diesel engine, and good ride quality, highlighting its value for large families. Concerns are raised about tire availability, build quality, design, resale value, and aftersales service. Owners share maintenance experiences, praising the engine's reliability and interior quality but noting some issues with parts and tire safety. Overall, the vehicle is seen as a practical, economical choice with some design and durability reservations.