Ford Ecosport vs Ssangyong Rexton W Comparison

Instead of going with the erstwhile conventional decision of going with a large hatchback as a first car, I deliberately experimented by making a decision of going with an entry level compact SUV in the form of Ford Ecosport. Ford has done a tremendous job in bringing a revolution with the Ecosport, as with this car, I was able to get a taste of what an SUV feels like at much affordable price. I have always heard a lot about Fords that they are generally fantastic to drive and provide great experience behind the steering wheel. And the Ecosport doesn’t fail on those expectations, and despite having a high ground clearance and relatively small wheelbase, it still feels planted on tarmac. However, the only negative aspect of this car is a cramped rear seat space, which makes the Ecosport a four seater, if you take in the comfort aspect.

The towing capacity of the SsangYong Rexton W makes it a great choice for people like me who have to tackle home renovations and DIY projects on a regular basis. The towing capacity of this vehicle is a plus point for me. From towing a trailer loaded with furniture finds to hauling heavy materials for my latest project, this SUV can easily handle everything with ease. While the automatic gearbox is not lightning-fast, its durability and reliability mean I can completely rely on it to get the job done irrespective of the task. It offers immense value for money.