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Ex-Demo Steinborner Automotive

Clare, SA

$40,990

Model Range

$46,990 - $89,950

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Odometer 12,266 km

Body type Suv

Fuel Diesel

Transmission Sports Automatic

Vehicle Overview

The 2025 Ford Everest Platinum is a large, seven-seat SUV that combines substantial passenger space with the hardware and versatility expected of a serious four-wheel-drive vehicle. Finished in Aluminium and showing 12,266 km, this used example is powered by Ford's 3.0-litre turbo-intercooled diesel engine, paired with a 10-speed Sports Automatic transmission and 4X4 Dual Range drive. Its specification is oriented towards long-distance comfort, confident traction and practical family-sized transport.

The Platinum grade brings a notably well-equipped cabin. Heated electric seats, a heated steering wheel, dual-zone automatic climate control and ambient lighting contribute to a more comfortable environment, while the electric sunroof adds a sense of openness to the interior. Smart key entry, remote keyless access, power-folding mirrors and a hands-free boot are useful everyday touches, particularly when loading passengers or luggage. Seven seats make the Everest adaptable for larger groups, and the cargo area offers up to 1,818 litres with the rear seating configuration adjusted for maximum load space.

Technology is another strong point. Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Bluetooth connectivity, GPS navigation and wireless device charging provide straightforward access to communications, entertainment and route guidance. A digital instrument cluster and digital radio add to the modern interface, while the premium 12-speaker sound system is suited to making longer journeys more enjoyable. USB ports and both 12-volt and 240-volt power outlets extend the vehicle's usefulness for passengers carrying or using electronic devices.

The Everest's drivetrain is designed for more than sealed-road travel. Its selectable drive modes, active traction control and locking differential support progress across changing surfaces, while hill-start assistance helps when managing inclines. The 4X4 Dual Range system is complemented by tow hooks, side steps, roof rails and a full-size spare alloy wheel. Listed towing capacity is 3,500 kg when braked, giving the vehicle substantial capability for approved towing applications. Ground clearance is listed at 229 mm, with an 800 mm wading depth and approach, breakover and departure angles of 30.2, 21.9 and 25.0 degrees respectively.

Safety equipment includes an integrated dash camera, reversing camera, parking sensors, adaptive cruise control, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert and reverse collision mitigation. Lane departure warning and lane-keeping assistance work alongside forward collision warning and brake assist, while high-beam assistance, automatic headlights, tyre-pressure monitoring and electronic stability control add further support. The Everest carries a five-star ANCAP rating and provides nine airbags, with five child-seat anchorage points.