What mileage is normal for a 2015 SsangYong Chairman?

Cars of this age typically show about 146 400 km at inspection; half of them have between 107 200 and 191 100 km.

How often does a used SsangYong Chairman have body repairs?

56% of the inspected cars had replaced or repaired outer panels, and 18% had frame repairs.

How much does a used SsangYong Chairman cost in Korea?

Over the last year, a 2013 SsangYong Chairman was typically listed for ₩5 840 000 (≈ $4 345); half of these cars were listed between ₩4 480 000 (≈ $3 333) and ₩7 860 000 (≈ $5 848).

What problems do inspectors find on a SsangYong Chairman?

Most often: Engine oil leak (49%), Power steering fluid leak (13%), Transmission oil leak (11%).

SsangYong Chairman: mileage, repairs and prices in Korea

What the inspection records of cars in South Korea show about this model.

Inspections from January 1, 2018 to November 3, 2026

Inspected cars: 2 956
Typical mileage per year: 12 600 km
Outer panels repaired or replaced: 56%
Frame repairs: 18%
Typical asking prices: ₩5 840 000; ≈ $4 345

Mileage by age

Odometer readings at inspection, by the car's age in years. Half of the cars fall within the range shown.

Age, years	Model year	Typical mileage	Half of the cars	Cars
3	2023	61 200 km	41 600 – 88 800	65
4	2022	79 200 km	54 600 – 108 500	50
5	2021	92 100 km	65 500 – 121 700	132
6	2020	106 000 km	76 300 – 140 800	153
7	2019	111 900 km	81 400 – 163 600	235
8	2018	122 000 km	86 000 – 162 200	310
9	2017	138 300 km	101 700 – 189 900	374
10	2016	149 600 km	106 600 – 188 900	383
11	2015	146 400 km	107 200 – 191 100	389
12	2014	147 500 km	112 000 – 193 600	363
13	2013	147 600 km	109 300 – 186 400	312
14	2012	140 400 km	106 600 – 187 900	224
15	2011	140 100 km	105 000 – 182 100	122
16	2010	129 900 km	88 100 – 184 700	71
17	2009	127 700 km	105 200 – 170 300	48

Is this mileage normal?

Compare a car's odometer reading with other SsangYong Chairman cars of the same age.

Model year

Mileage, km

Body repairs found at inspection

Korean inspections record replaced or repaired outer panels (doors, fenders, hood, trunk lid) separately from frame repairs. Only frame damage counts as an accident in Korea.

Car age	Outer panels	Frame	Cars
Up to 3 years	46%	12%	33
4–7 years	47%	16%	340
8–11 years	57%	18%	1 174
12 years and older	57%	17%	1 048
All ages	56%	18%	2 595

What inspectors find most often

Share of inspected cars with the problem. Leaks include minor seepage.

Problem	All ages	Up to 3 years	4–7 years	8–11 years	12 years and older
Engine oil leak	49%Leaking, not just seepage: 7.6%	24%	37%	48%	56%
Power steering fluid leak	13%Leaking, not just seepage: 1.2%	12%	7.6%	12%	16%
Transmission oil leak	11%Leaking, not just seepage: 1.2%	15%	7.6%	7.3%	16%
Coolant leak	2.1%Leaking, not just seepage: 0.7%	6.1%	0.9%	2.3%	2.2%
Engine running problem	1.3%	3.0%	0.3%	1.3%	1.5%
Steering problem	1.1%	6.1%	0.9%	0.5%	1.6%

Asking prices in Korea

Asking prices of cars listed for sale in South Korea over the last year, before shipping and customs.

Model year	Typical price	Half of the cars	Cars
2013	₩5 840 000≈ $‪4 345‬	₩4 480 000 – ₩7 860 000≈ $3 333 – $5 848	32

SsangYong Chairman: questions and answers

What mileage is normal for a 2015 SsangYong Chairman?: Cars of this age typically show about 146 400 km at inspection; half of them have between 107 200 and 191 100 km.
How often does a used SsangYong Chairman have body repairs?: 56% of the inspected cars had replaced or repaired outer panels, and 18% had frame repairs.
How much does a used SsangYong Chairman cost in Korea?: Over the last year, a 2013 SsangYong Chairman was typically listed for ₩5 840 000 (≈ $4 345); half of these cars were listed between ₩4 480 000 (≈ $3 333) and ₩7 860 000 (≈ $5 848).
What problems do inspectors find on a SsangYong Chairman?: Most often: Engine oil leak (49%), Power steering fluid leak (13%), Transmission oil leak (11%).

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Statistics from vehicle inspection records in South Korea, one record per car. Updated weekly; last update: November 4, 2026