Ford EVEREST Owners Reviews

With 7 spacious sitting capacities with generous legroom in the third row, the power-folding seats make the Everest a good family car. For the rest of the passengers there are overhead air vents and the cabin is very quiet meaning less fatigue on long road trips and even in city traffic. The interior is designed as premium, with soft-touch finishes, simple and upmarket layout, and quality material like the Alcantara seats. Also the hands-free wide liftgate is convenient to operate along with the twin slide panoramic sunroof to make it an awesome SUV.

At a very affordable rate with the Everest you get a package of many things, for me it is the comfort, safety, tech features along with spacious cabin, all of which at a very reasonable price. Let's start with features like 360-degree camera, and safety features like Pre-collision Assist and Adaptive Cruise Control. The cabin takes 7 people, with a full-time 4-wheel drive system and high ground clearance, it's perfect for rugged terrains. Safety features include a Blind Spot Information System, Lane Keeping System, and Intersection Assist.

I have recently purchased a Ford Everest after using it for a while, and I am finding it more comfortable and dependable. The vehicle comes with the strong 2.3L inline 4-cylinder EcoBoost engine which provides a great balance of efficiency and power, making it a smart choice for a midsize SUV. I always prefer safety as a priority and Everest has not disappointed me in this. Also, it has a lot of safety features, including airbags, ABS, electronic stability control, and rollover stability control, offering peace of mind. Equipped with adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping aid, and a driver alert system, makes the driving experience more fascinating. With its spacious interior, modern technology, and excellent performance on different terrains, the Ford Everest stands out as a reliable option.

The Everest is a highly capable, powerful and strong SUV, blending performance, comfort and driving fun. I use the car for both regular commuting to office and also for long trips, the Everest is good for off-roading adventure as well. Over the last year or so use, I enjoyed every single kilometre of this SUV. Very great cabin which has a lot of comfort and convenience. The entertainment is awesome. Not a dull moment ever! I would say the diesel engine is far better if you consider buying it, at least that is my experience with the diesel, it is best as one can expect.

About three months ago, I purchased the Everest after considering Fortuner, Xterra, Escape among others. There are several factors to the decision, however the one that triumphed is price and features. I like what Ford is offering in this SUV, first the look and feel is good, it's big and bold, inside the cabin is very plush, loads of space. So, I have used a Japanese SUV in the past, and wanted to feel something new, so the EVEREST with its musical design appealed to me a lot with those shiny looking 20-inch alloys.