Brand New 2019 Ssangyong Tivoli uk deals

Compare brand new 2019 Ssangyong Tivoli prices and PCP deals with an average saving of £748 from our dealers. Our 2019 Ssangyong Tivoli deals are quoted fully inclusive (On The Road) and include all fees, avoiding any nasty surprises. Ssangyong manufactures 16 model variants.

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Manual Petrol 1.6P 128 SS 5 1.6 128 166 £18995 Save £750
Auto Petrol 1.6P 128 SS 5 1.6 128 171 £19995 Save £750
Manual Petrol 1.6P 128 SS 5 1.6 128 166 £14495 Save £750
Manual Petrol 1.6P 128 SS 5 1.6 128 166 £15495 Save £750
Manual Petrol 1.6P 128 SS 5 1.6 128 166 £16995 Save £750
Manual Diesel 1.6D 115 5 1.6 115 133 £18495 Save £750
Manual Diesel 1.6D 115 5 1.6 115 133 £20495 Save £750
Auto Diesel 1.6D 115 5 1.6 115 133 £21170 Save £746
Manual Petrol 1.6P 128 SS 5 1.6 128 136 £19425 Save £750
Auto Petrol 1.6P 128 SS 5 1.6 128 165 £20420 Save £750
Manual Diesel 1.6D 115 5 1.6 115 169 £21570 Save £741
Auto Diesel 1.6D 115 5 1.6 115 173 £22670 Save £728
Manual Petrol 1.6P 128 SS 5 1.6 128 166 £17745 Save £750
Manual Diesel 1.6D 115 5 1.6 115 133 £19245 Save £750
Auto Petrol 1.6P 128 SS 5 1.6 128 171 £18745 Save £750
Auto Diesel 1.6D 115 5 1.6 115 161 £20245 Save £750

Tivoli review

Full length SsangYong Tivoli video review with market value analysis
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SsangYong Tivoli XLV
SsangYong Tivoli

Prices start at around £13,000 for the base model most will choose - or from around £17,000 for the XLV version, which only comes with Diesel power.

Looking at the standard variant, this means a Tivoli can easily undercut a rival Nissan Juke, which starts at around £14,000 - and it's much better equipped. Do remember though if you're making that comparison that you're not really comparing like with like, the Nissan getting a 95PS engine, fully 30PS down on the SsangYong's Petrol powerplant.

Even stepping up to the next engine up in the Juke range, the 1.2 with 115PS, doesn't bring power equality with the Tivoli, and Nissan wants around £16,000 for the cheapest one of these.

Suddenly you begin to see why SsangYong are so bullish about making huge gains in sales. Renault's Captur doesn't fare any better by comparison. A TCe 120 version of one of those starts at around £16,500, albeit with an automatic gearbox.

There are SE, EX and ELX trim levels, but all Tivoli versions get 16" alloy wheels, cruise control, a stop/go system (on the Petrol version), Smart steering (with normal, comfort and sport modes), an RDS/Bluetooth radio and seven airbags..

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