Used Ssangyong Turismo for sale

All SsangYong Turismo models come with essential safety kit – front and side airbags, traction and stability control, anti-lock brakes and ISOFIX mounts for child seats. Four-wheel drive was available on higher trims, giving extra security in poor conditions. The Turismo wasn’t tested by Euro NCAP but offers competitive safety features for its class.

The Turismo, produced from 2013 to 2019, features a single engine option for the UK: a 2.2-litre diesel. It’s paired with either a six-speed manual or a seven-speed automatic gearbox (with the automatic sourced from Mercedes-Benz). Some trims offer selectable four-wheel drive, especially handy if you venture off the beaten path.

Standard equipment includes air conditioning, Bluetooth connectivity and rear parking sensors. Higher-spec models come with leather seats, sat nav, heated seats and keyless entry. While infotainment is straightforward and does the job, it’s basic by modern standards, especially on entry-level cars.

Official fuel economy for the Turismo’s diesel engine falls slightly short of rivals, with most models achieving up to 39mpg on a gentle run. Real-world numbers may be lower – expect 30–35mpg in normal family driving. Higher trims, especially with four-wheel drive or automatic transmission, will use a little more.

It’s important to check for a full service record and look for excessive bodywork wear – larger MPVs often see family use. Listen for suspension knocks and make sure technology (like parking sensors and air con) works correctly. For added peace of mind, consider a service by The AA Vehicle Inspection before you buy.

The mechanics of the Turismo are relatively simple, and owners rate its reliability. Service and parts availability is good in the UK, with higher-mileage examples still working hard as family or business veicles. In its day, SsangYong supported the Turismo with a seven-year warranty, so many well-maintained cars should still prove dependable.