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What our customers say...

Robert Smee

When I first went looking for a dual cab Ute to replace my existing work vehicle (97 Commodore wagon) I looked at all the mainstream 4 x 4 vehicles such as the Hilux, Navara, Triton, Colorado and Imax (all diesels). I didn't look at Great walls as they only came in petrol.

I found these to be out my price range by between $12,000 to $30,000 and in most cases very basic equipment levels.

I had noticed an ad for the Actyon Tradie on TV - and seen the odd one around. I thought that they would be cheap and nasty, but I stopped a fellow driving one, one day and asked his opinion, he gave a glowing report and suggested that I take a test drive. After many phone conversations/emails to Eastcoast Ssangyong (I drove Toots Hasler mad) I arranged a test drive.

Best thing I've done for a while. The Tradie had heaps of GO! It was a solid vehicle, no rattles, well equipped, and looked surprisingly good, solid feeling doors that needed to be firmly shut against the seals, power windows etc and remarkably quiet for a "cheap" vehicle. Hey I bought one!

My new Actyon duel Cab Tradie was delivered mid February 2010. It continues to impress. Fuel economy about 8 to 9 liters per 100klm, tows my dual axle trailer with ease and often surprises the odd Hilux at the lights.

I don't believe it possible that Hilux is a $30,000 better vehicle than my Tradie...

I wanted value for money and I believe that's what I got with my Tradie. I couldn't be happier.

Fred Payne

“I believe the Rexton is the best value for money on the road today. I have had my Rexton for 4 years and have found Eastcoast Ssangyong sales and their service centre highly efficent and friendly. Recommend them to everyone I talk to.”

Denis Whatson

I purchased my Actyon Sports D/cab 4x4 2 years ago from Toots at Eastcoast Ssangyong and have enjoyed many trips of trouble free motoring travelling around Australia from Birdsville to Hervey Bay back to Laurieton. The comments I receive from fellow travellers who were impressed with the look and fuel consumption.

Recommend this product to anyone.

Ronald Ditton

I enjoy driving my Actyon SUV. It has the most comfortable seats of any motor vehicle I ever have had or sat in. I like the rear wheel drive as most new ones are front wheel drive.

Been to Melbourne a few times and the economy is
second to none.

Will definitely buy another one.

Mark Whatson

I am one of the worst people to sell a car to as I spend too much time looking, reading and making overly technical comparisons.  (Isn’t the Internet handy)?  The staff and Toots at Eastcoast Ssangyong keenly kept me up to date with product exposure, and a lot of owners were questioned on their opinions of their vehicles.

For some time I was finding more of a need for a multi-purpose dual cab utility vehicle in my business, and in February 2011 I finally tipped myself over the edge and purchased an Actyon Sport 4x4 Dual Cab Utility.  A decision that I have not regretted.

A number of factors influenced my purchase. Standard features such as Rear Disc Brakes, ABS and Independent Rear Suspension were high on the list, especially as some still unreleased models from other brands continue to feature rear drums.  The equipment levels were a very pleasant surprise, and the front seats are second to none, having owned several performance cars with imported German seating.

The styling has produced plenty of favourable compliments and my customers have been impressed with the overall comfort and usability of the truck.  Performance is a pleasant surprise and fuel consumption is outstanding.  Great value for money, I’ll happily buy another one.