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2020 Ford Everest Pricing and Specs

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$52,928*
Ford Everest
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CarsGuide has published 4 expert reviews of the Ford Everest 2020. It has an average rating of 7.8 out of 10. Read all the reviews here.

The Ford Everest 2020 prices range from $39,600 for the basic trim level SUV Everest Ambiente (4WD) to $64,460 for the top of the range SUV Everest Titanium (4WD).

The Ford Everest 2020 comes in SUV.

The Ford Everest 2020 is available in Diesel and Diesel/Electric. Engine sizes and transmissions vary from the SUV 2.0L 10 SP Auto Seq Sportshift to the SUV 3.2L 6SP Automatic.

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$29,999

2 Listings

$36,000

4 Listings

$40,001

14 Listings

$44,002

25 Listings

$48,003

37 Listings

$52,004

50 Listings

$56,005

81 Listings

$60,006

40 Listings

$64,007

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$69,999

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$29,999

$69,999

Ford Everest FAQs

Is it a waste of money buying a diesel Ford Ranger or Everest if electric models are coming?

There's been plenty of talk in recent years about the future of diesel engines in vehicles like the Ranger and Everest. And while there's a school of thought that suggests that they'll switch to petrol and petrol-electric hybrid drivelines, that hardly makes a diesel-engined version a dinosaur overnight. Take the Toyota Corolla, for instance: While the latest Corolla is available with a hybrid powertrain (and it's a very popular format) there are still plenty of people happily driving around in their 20-year-old Corollas with conventional drivelines.


The point being that progress is a fact of life. Every time a new piece of tech arrives that is seen as an improvement, car-makers will adopt it. Which means the previous technology is out of date, but not necessarily beyond its useful life.


If you think a plug-in hybrid Ranger or Everest would suit you, then by all means wait until 2024 (the rumoured launch date). But bear in mind that, by then, there may be talk of the next big thing in Rangers and Everests; an advance that could make even the plug-in hybrid look a bit yesterday.

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Should I buy a diesel Ranger or Everest or wait for a hybrid version?

There's been plenty of talk in recent years about the future of diesel engines in vehicles like the Ranger and Everest. And while there's a school of thought that suggests that they'll switch to petrol and petrol-electric hybrid drivelines, that hardly makes a diesel-engined version a dinosaur overnight. Take the Toyota Corolla, for instance: While the latest Corolla is available with a hybrid powertrain (and it's a very popular format) there are still plenty of people happily driving around in their 20-year-old Corollas with conventional drivelines.


The point being that progress is a fact of life. Every time a new piece of tech arrives that is seen as an improvement, car-makers will adopt it. Which means the previous technology is out of date, but not necessarily beyond its useful life.


If you think a plug-in hybrid Ranger or Everest would suit you, then by all means wait until 2024 (the rumoured launch date). But bear in mind that, by then, there may be talk of the next big thing in Rangers and Everests; an advance that could make even the plug-in hybrid look a bit yesterday.

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Is the 2023 Ford Everest good for towing a caravan?

The current model Everest is rated to tow up to 3500kg (with a braked trailer) making it one of the better credentialed tow-vehicles out there. These ute-derived station-wagons sometimes lose a little of the towing capacity of their dual-cab brethren on the basis of their more complaint rear suspension (which makes for a nicer ride). But, somehow, Ford has managed to retain the full 3500kg towing capacity for the Everest.


The question then becomes which engine you choose and, on balance, the V6 turbo-diesel is the one to have. The V6 models cost a bit more, but they do get you all-wheel-drive (great for towing) and the V6 engine has a handy 30kW and 100Nm more that the four-cylinder version. All things considered, the Everest is a great vehicle with which a tow a caravan.

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