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New Kirrawee, NSW, 2232

2026 Ford Everest Tremor 3.0L

$87,888

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Model Range

$51,905 - $98,317

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Odometer 20km

Body type Suv

Fuel Diesel

Transmission Automatic

Vehicle Overview

The 2026 Ford Everest Tremor is a seven-seat SUV with a clear focus on taking its occupants beyond ordinary sealed-road travel. Its 3.0-litre turbo-diesel engine produces 600 Nm of torque and is paired with an automatic transmission and 4X4 Dual Range driveline, giving the vehicle the mechanical specification to suit demanding touring and off-road conditions.

What distinguishes the Tremor is the attention given to its chassis and traction equipment. Bilstein position-sensitive dampers are designed to provide more controlled wheel movement across changing surfaces, while General Grabber all-terrain tyres offer a purposeful connection with loose or uneven ground. The quoted 255 mm of ground clearance further helps create space beneath the vehicle when travelling over rough terrain, and Rock Crawl mode is included for slow, technical sections where careful traction management matters.

On-road practicality remains central to the Everest package. The cabin accommodates seven occupants, while the SUV body provides the flexibility expected of a family-sized vehicle. Automatic transmission makes everyday driving straightforward, and the diesel engine’s torque output is well matched to a vehicle intended to carry people and equipment across varied conditions. An 80-litre fuel tank complements its touring-oriented character, although actual fuel use will depend on traffic, load, terrain and driving conditions.

Inside, the specification includes useful connectivity and convenience provisions such as auxiliary 12V and 240V sockets, an eight-speaker stereo and adjustable steering-column reach and tilt. Safety equipment listed for this vehicle includes anti-lock brakes, driver airbag protection and adaptive speed limiting with road-sign recognition.