
KGM Motors UK, formerly SsangYong, is delighted to welcome TC Harrison to its dealer network. Their KGM showroom is located at Wharf Road, Stamford, PE9 2DZ, bringing a renowned family-run business with deep roots in UK retailing to the KGM brand.
Established in 1931 by Thomas ‘Cuth’ Harrison, TC Harrison began as a service and repair operation built on a welcoming, customer-first experience grounded in traditional values. Those founding ideals remain central today, with the company still owned and run by the Harrison family and passed through generations to combine long-standing heritage with a modern approach to customer care.
Over nine decades, TC Harrison has steadily grown into a major multi-site retailer, supporting thousands of motorists each year. Alongside its wider footprint, the Stamford location now provides customers in Lincolnshire and the surrounding areas with access to the KGM range, and the reassurance of a team recognised for friendly, efficient service and long-term commitment to the communities it serves.
As an appointed KGM dealer, TC Harrison will showcase the full KGM model line-up, including the multi-award-winning 7-seater Rexton and Musso pick-up, the versatile Korando and stylish Tivoli, the all-new Torres Hybrid and Actyon Hybrid, and the fully electric Musso EV and Torres EVX. Customers will also benefit from comprehensive support throughout ownership, with dedicated aftersales services including maintenance, MOTs, accident repair support, and genuine parts and accessories to keep vehicles performing at their best.
Simon Oakley, Regional Head of Sales Southern at TC Harrison, said: “We’re all very excited to join the KGM dealer network. It is an exciting new chapter for us at TC Harrison, and a partnership we will both benefit from. We look forward to introducing our customers to the quality, capability and value of the KGM range backed by the service and support we’re known for.”
Kevin Griffin, Managing Director at KGM Motors UK, added: “We’re delighted to welcome TC Harrison to KGM. Their heritage, family ownership and strong reputation for customer care make them an excellent partner for the brand. With their Stamford KGM showroom, more customers across the region can now experience the KGM line-up with the confidence of expert support before, during and long after purchase.”
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MADE IN KOREA
KG Mobility (formerly SsangYong Motor Company) is a Korean car manufacturer specialising in 4x4s, SUVs, MPVs and pick-up trucks. Established in 1954, the company began by manufacturing trucks, busses, and special purpose vehicles for the export market, establishing the strong and reliable DNA of its products on the market today. The headquarters for KG Mobility is in the Gangnam district of Korea’s capital, Seoul, and its principal vehicle manufacturing plant is currently at Pyungtaek, which has the capacity and latest technology to produce 240,000 cars per year. The company has invested in a new factory, in the same area, which is has been developed specifically for to accommodate the production of pure-electric vehicles (EV) and hybrid-electric vehicles (HEV).
The distribution rights for KGM Motors UK were acquired by Bassadone Automotive Group in 2011. KGM Motors UK operates as the official importer of KG Mobility vehicles, parts, and accessories in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. KGM Motors UK rebranded from SsangYong Motors UK in January 2024 and has undergone a dramatic transformation. It has a strong growth strategy, with a firm focus on excellent customer service, value for money automotive solutions and the expansion of an evenly spread dealer network to 80-strong in 2025.
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