Latest Information on Ford Everest
The fully loaded for Everest was relaunched with its fresh new face at the beginning
Ford Everest Variant Pricing
Ford Everest Latest Stock
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18R 739 9902025 Ford Everest2.0 Biturbo 4x4 Sport
- Used
- 19 700 km
- Automatic
- Diesel
15R 119 9002010 Ford Everest3.0TDCi XLT
- Used
- 224 139 km
- Manual
- Diesel
Other specs on request
23R 1 039 8902026 Ford Everest3.0TD V6 4WD Sport
- New
- Automatic
- Diesel
23R 189 9992017 Ford Everest2.2TDCi XLT Auto
- Used
- 110 000 km
- Automatic
- Diesel
Review Summary
PROS
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Spacious interior in 5-seat layout
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Comfortable drive
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Flexible engine and drivetrain choices
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Rugged good looks
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Quite capable off-road
CONS
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Third row offers limited legroom
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Not as stable on the highway as an SUV
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Possibly too many drivetrain choices
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