
Basford motors present this stunning SsangYong Korando 2.0D ELX4 4WD Euro 5 5dr With a great service history 11 service stamps and a clean vehicle history check, this 2015 SsangYong Korando 2.0L Diesel D ELX4 is a reliable choice. The ELX4 trim and four-wheel drive drivetrain ensure a capable driving experience. Enjoy the comfort of automatic air conditioning with climate control, heated front and rear seats, and the convenience of rear parking sensors. Stay connected with Bluetooth. For peace of mind, the vehicle comes with a 1-month warranty and will have 12 months MOT provided on purchase. The last service was completed on 7th May 2025, at 144,302 miles.The Korando offers a range of features designed to enhance your journeys. The spacious boot is a real advantage, making it more practical than similar vehicles. This Korando combines functionality with comfort, making it a solid choice for those seeking a dependable vehicle.huge spec. 17in Alloy Wheels, 6 Speakers, ABS - Anti-lock Braking System, ARP - Active Rollover Protection, Airbags - Curtain, Airbags - Driver, Airbags - Front Passenger, Airbags - Passengers Off Switch, Alarm, Automatic Air Conditioning, Bluetooth Connection, Central Locking - Remote, Cruise Control, Door Mirrors - Automatic Power Folding, Door Mirrors - Puddle Lights, Drivers Seat Lumbar Support, EBD - Electronic Brake Distribution, EPS - Electric Power Steering, ESP - Electronic Stability Programme, Electric Windows - Front and Rear, Front Fog Lights, Gear Knob - Leather, HSA - Hill Start Assist, Head Restraints - Active, Headlights - Levelling System, Heated Windscreen, ISOFIX Child Seat Anchorage, Luggage Cover and Net, Parking Sensors - Rear, Privacy Glass - Rear Doors and Tailgate, RDS Radio, Roof Rails, Seats - 60-40 Split Folding Rear, Seats - Drivers Electric Adjustment, Seats - Heated Front, Seats - Heated Rear, Side Airbags, Spare Wheel - Space Saver, Steering Wheel - Audio Controls, Steering Wheel - Leather, Steering Wheel - Reach and Rake Adjustment, iPod Connection. Full service history