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Used Berwick, VIC, 3806

2025 Ford Everest Trend 2.0L

$56,990

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$48,990 - $89,950

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Odometer 10,133km

Body type Suv

Fuel Diesel

Transmission Automatic

Vehicle Overview

This 2025 Ford Everest Trend combines the practicality of a seven-seat SUV with the long-distance capability of a turbo-diesel 4x4. Finished in Meteor Grey and showing 10,133km, it presents as a relatively low-kilometre example of Ford's family-oriented Everest platform, with the equipment and driveline suited to both everyday travel and more demanding touring duties.

Its 2.0-litre bi-turbo diesel engine is paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission and 4X4 dual-range drive. That combination gives the Everest a broad spread of gearing for relaxed highway travel, while the dual-range system adds useful flexibility when conditions become more difficult or when towing and low-speed control are priorities. The vehicle is also specified with a factory 3500kg towbar, electric brake controller and Pro Trailer Backup Assist, making the towing package a particularly relevant part of its specification.

The optional Trend Touring Pack adds a 360-degree camera arrangement using front, rear and side cameras. This is valuable in a vehicle of this size, helping the driver judge the vehicle's position in tight spaces and when manoeuvring around obstacles. Front and rear parking sensors, a reverse camera, blind-spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert further support visibility in busy car parks, driveways and when reversing out of confined spaces. Side-mirror puddle lights are also included.

Inside, the seven-seat cabin is trimmed in full leather and designed to provide a versatile environment for passengers and cargo. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support familiar smartphone functions without requiring a cable, while satellite navigation, digital radio and an eight-speaker stereo broaden the entertainment and information options. A wireless charging pad helps keep compatible devices ready for use, and auxiliary 12-volt and 240-volt sockets add practical charging flexibility.

Driver assistance equipment includes lane-keeping active assist, lane-departure warning, adaptive speed limiting with road-sign recognition and the previously noted blind-spot and rear cross-traffic systems. These features are intended to reduce workload on longer journeys and provide additional awareness around the vehicle. The Everest also carries a five-star ANCAP safety rating.

The specification is rounded out by 18-inch alloy wheels, ABS and driver airbag protection. Officially listed figures include fuel consumption of 7L/100km and an 80-litre fuel tank, while the vehicle's 500Nm torque output complements its towing-focused equipment. The published specifications also identify a 3,100kg weight, 4,940mm length, 1,923mm width and 1,841mm height.