SsangYong Korando Commercial (2012–2020)
What's good
Common rail four-cylinder 2.0-litre engine has plenty of power with 149PS and 360Nm of torque while the six-speed manual gearbox has a decent shift action.
Standard equipment levels are impressive with ESP, alloy wheels, air conditioning, leather steering wheel and rear parking sensors.
Along with 16-inch alloy wheels the Korando also gets 215/65 R16 mud and snow tyres as standard.
What's bad
There's no bulkhead fitted as standard which seems odd given all the other standard equipment. Instead it's a £345 option and we'd say pretty essential.
The optional Kenwood touchscreen sat nav system with DAB and Bluetooth is expensive for what is an aftermarket unit at £999. It's also fiddly to use.
A payload of 433kg is very low compared to other vans.
The carpeted load area looks good and adds to a more upmarket feel but is unlikely to wear well with hard use.
