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New Grey Lynn, Auckland, 1021

2023 Ford Everest Trend 2.0D/4Wd/10At

$52,900

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Model Range

$14,990 - $76,990

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Odometer 37,000 km

Body type Suv

Fuel Diesel

Transmission 10-Gear Automatic

Vehicle Overview

The 2023 Ford Everest Trend is a substantial seven-seat SUV with the mechanical specification to cover a broad range of everyday and recreational requirements. Its 2.0-litre turbo-diesel engine is paired with four-wheel drive and a 10-speed automatic transmission, giving this Everest a configuration suited to carrying passengers, travelling longer distances and tackling conditions where additional traction is useful.

With seven seats and SUV practicality, the Everest is built around flexibility. The cabin can accommodate a larger group than a conventional five-seat SUV, while the elevated driving position and generous body provide the functional character expected of a large family-oriented vehicle. That versatility also makes the Everest relevant to owners who need one vehicle for weekday transport as well as weekend travel, outdoor activities or towing duties.

The Trend specification is identified by its 2.0D/4WD/10AT badge, combining diesel power with a 10-speed automatic gearbox. The transmission’s broad spread of ratios is intended to keep the engine working efficiently across changing road speeds, while four-wheel drive adds capability when surfaces become slippery or less predictable. This is a useful combination for a vehicle designed to carry people and luggage beyond purely urban driving.

Fuel consumption is listed at 8.30 litres per 100 kilometres, with the vehicle’s diesel powertrain offering the type of operating profile commonly associated with longer-distance SUV use. The published emissions figure is 219 grams per kilometre, and the vehicle carries a two-star fuel rating and a 1.5-star CO2 rating. These figures provide useful context for assessing the Everest’s size and capability alongside its running-cost considerations.

This example has travelled 37,000 kilometres and is presented in Orange. Its used-vehicle status, seven-seat layout and four-wheel-drive configuration make it a practical proposition for drivers seeking substantial passenger capacity without moving into a van-based vehicle. The 1,996 cc engine and automatic transmission also keep the specification straightforward, with the drivetrain clearly oriented towards usable versatility rather than a purely urban role.

Seven-seat SUV layout
2.0-litre diesel engine
Four-wheel drive
10-speed automatic transmission
8.30L/100km listed fuel consumption
37,000 km displayed odometer reading
Orange exterior

Overall, the Everest Trend presents a balanced blend of seating capacity, diesel efficiency and all-wheel traction. It is a sizeable and adaptable vehicle for owners who value the ability to transport passengers and luggage while retaining the drivetrain specification expected of a capable SUV.

Other highlights include Transmission: 10-gear automatic; Engine or motor: 1996 cc.