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Tuesday, 27 March 2012 08:30

Facelift boosts ute’s appeal

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SSYANGYONG HAS given its A200S Actyon Ute a much needed and deserved facelift. 

A much more attractive front has been grafted on and, to be fair, the vehicle now, with its ‘family’ face, looks much better and no more the ugly duckling of the ute market.

Still with the 2L diesel motor, producing 114kW and 360Nm torque, it is not overly endowed with power, but compared to Toyota’s 3L diesel, producing only 126kW and 343Nm, this little engine gives it a run for your money. 

Remember, with a diesel it’s the torque (twisting force) not power that gives the performance. 

Available with a 6-speed manual or auto transmission, this ute is right up with the rest in its technology and equipment.

The face lifted Actyon is comprehensively equipped with features and gear. Standard features include ESP, hill start assist, 16 inch alloys, manual air conditioning, air bags, Bluetooth, heated seats, cruise control and CD MP3 with audio auxiliary.  

There are two levels of trim, and in the top of the line SPR model the extra features run to full leather trim, driver and passenger electric seats, 18 inch alloy wheels, climate air conditioning, auto rain sensing wipers, auto headlights and reversing sensors. 

This is comprehensive kit and good value at $47,990 incl. GST. 

At the Central Districts Field Days a smartly camo-equipped model held pride of place on the stand.

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