Ssangyong - All Models (2006)

Discover why the Ssangyong All Models continue to captivate automotive collectors and budget-conscious buyers alike. 2006 was a year of growth for the brand, with the All Models lineup offering a blend of practicality, affordable maintenance, and a distinctive “wow” factor that sets them apart from typical compact SUVs.  In this deep dive we’ll cover everything you need to weigh the Ssangyong All Models price against your expectations, answer the most common question – what is a 2006 Ssangyong All Models worth – and guide you through what to look for when comparing used cars, while keeping a realistic view of depreciation.

• Engine: 1.8‑liter inline‑four, naturally aspirated, 145 hp (to 1.9‑liter turbo‑charged 200 hp in later years)
• Transmission: 5‑speed manual (optional 4‑speed automatic)
• Fuel type: Regular unleaded gasoline
• Drivetrain: Front‑wheel drive (later models offer all‑wheel drive variants)
• Dimensions: Length 4,235 mm; Width 1,705 mm; Height 1,710 mm; Wheelbase 2,580 mm
• Cargo capacity: 430 L with rear seats up, 1,220 L flat‑folded
• Seating: Five seats, 6‑point harnesses in sport versions
• Fuel economy: 14–16 km/l (urban) and 19–21 km/l (highway) depending on drivetrain
• Safety features: Dual front airbags, seatbelt pretensioners, 4‑point seatbelts for rear passengers
• Warranty remnants: 12 months original manufacturer warranty; extended options vary by dealer

When you ask Ssangyong All Models 2006 price, the answer usually spans from a few hundred to several thousand dollars in the used market, with condition and mileage making the most influence.  A well‑maintained 2006 model with moderate mileage (around 50,000 km) may command a premium on the higher end of that range.  Conversely, a vehicle with extensive wear or a service history shortage will sit lower.

Depreciation Insights: What to Expect

All cars lose value after purchase, but the rate can vary.  Below are realistic estimates for the Ssangyong All Models based on industry research and comparable compact SUV trends:

• First year – London and nationwide markets show an average 15–20 % depreciation from the purchase price.
• Year 2 to 4 – Depreciation slows to about 8–12 % per year as the vehicle settles into a more mature segment.
• Beyond year 4 – A cumulative loss of 30–40 % of its original value is a typical ceiling for well‑maintained used Ssangyong All Models.

These numbers are useful to gauge the used Ssangyong All Models price you may find on the web and help you estimate future resale or trade‑in value.

Industry Comparison: How the All Models Hold Up

A 2006 Ssangyong All Models is often compared to its cross‑section in the compact SUV arena: Fiat Fullback, Hyundai Terramine, and Ford Escape. When looking at Ssangyong All Models price versus these siblings:

• Cost advantage – A 2006 All Models can frequently be priced 10–20 % lower than its Italian and German counterparts in the same condition.
• Space and practicality – 5–seat layout, spacious cargo hold, and easy entry height are equally well‑matched across the tier.
• Interior quality – All Models enjoy a more utilitarian design, focusing on durability rather than high‑grade materials found in some competitors.
• Powertrain options – The slightly larger 1.9 L turbo variant

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