2017 Ford Everest Trend. 2017 Ford Everest Trend RWD review CarAdvice Pricing $58,990 (price changed announced April 2017) +ORC Warranty three-years, 100,000 kilometre; Safety: 5 star ANCAP 35.98/37 rating for 2015. Private buy price guide $27,100 - $31,300 Indicative price (EGC) Price when new $58,990 Price Guide (base price incl GST & LCT) Show 48 cars for sale
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The Ford Everest has been spun-off the Ranger ute, is Ford's off-road oriented seven-seater and is a real cat amongst the pigeons CAR REVIEW - 2017 Ford Everest Trend THE FORD EVEREST one of those vehicles that appears common, yet is actually quite rare. UA Trend Wagon 7st 5dr Spts Auto 6sp 4WD 693kg 3.2DT (Apr) Ford's LCV-turned-SUV, the Everest, takes the strengths of the Ranger workhorse ute to create a refined, capable and well fitted-out seven-passenger family/off-road wagon..
2017 Ford Everest Trend RWD review CarAdvice
Pricing $58,990 (price changed announced April 2017) +ORC Warranty three-years, 100,000 kilometre; Safety: 5 star ANCAP 35.98/37 rating for 2015. The Ford Everest is regarded as a 4d wagon built in Thailand with prices from a dealer as a used car starting at $33,500 The Ford Everest is an all-wheel drive 4 door with 7 seats, powered by a 3.2L DIESEL TURBO 5 engine that has 143 kW of power. For buyers wanting solid touring and towing capability, that includes more black stuff than brown, then the 2017 Ford Everest Trend RWD makes a compelling case
2017 Ford Everest Trend RWD to launch here in September Practical Motoring. BUYERS GUIDE > SPECS > Ford > 2017 Everest 2.2 Trend 4x2 AT Plus, the Everest Trend still comes with the following safety kit: anti-lock brakes.
2017 Ford Everest Trend review (video) PerformanceDrive. UA Trend Wagon 7st 5dr Spts Auto 6sp 4WD 693kg 3.2DT (Apr) Ford's LCV-turned-SUV, the Everest, takes the strengths of the Ranger workhorse ute to create a refined, capable and well fitted-out seven-passenger family/off-road wagon.. (Image credit: Tim Robson) A similar trip on a rutted, muddy gravel road with some gentle dirt climbs merely made the 4WD Trend yawn with disinterest; if you want to take it out bush, the Everest is ready; its wading depth, for example, is an excellent 800mm..