Ford Territory (2023-2024) 1.8L Titanium AT

I took the Territory for a weekend family trip to Al Khobar. Cabin space was a win, especially when my wife packed half the house “just in case.” Kids fought over the cool rear AC vents. The engine felt easy and smooth, even when overtaking on the highway. Safety features (blind-spot monitor, lane assist) gave me peace of mind. Suspension handled bumps, but flooring it makes the engine a bit noisy. Feels more premium than its price. Storage and tech made travel easy, so I would suggest any one who wants to buy a practical SUV.

Ford is offering the Territory SUV with advanced tech and infotainment features that now makes the cabin awesome. The driving is something quite good with superb power and torque. However, the cabin is just amazing with a large 12.3-inch center touchscreen infotainment with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, that means great connectivity with phones. Then a 12-inch digital instrument cluster, with a 7-inch display looks stunning. Also the audio system 6 to 8 speakers, provides nice entertainment with high sound quality. With a friendly interface and control means overall feel good factors with audio, air conditioning, and vehicle settings, makes it a breeze.

There are many elements to the 2025 Territory, this SUV has evolved a lot. What really stands out is for Territory's spacious interior, making it ideal for families and road trips in KSA. The top features like 12-inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and large boot space mean excellent practicality and convenience. As more and more customers look for safer cars, Ford is offering front and rear parking sensors, blind spot monitoring, hill-start assist, and multiple airbags, ensuring a secure and confident driving experience combining comfort, fun and safety.

I've been driving the Ford Territory here in Riyadh for a few months now, and overall, I'm happy with it. I was looking for a comfortable and spacious SUV for my family and Territory had everything I needed. The inside is roomy, which is great for long drives with the kids. The engine has enough power for daily driving, and I like the design of the car. It looks modern and stylish. The fuel economy is okay, but it's acceptable for an SUV this size. I haven't had any major problems with reliability so far. For the price, I think it's a good value. It's worth considering.

The Territory is a good addition to the company SUV segment in the market right now, taking on the mighty Korean and Japanese brands. My friend purchased the Territory, and that's how I got to spend some time with this SUV. Overall, it is impressive, right from the design, looks and feel inside the cabin. Even though it is a compact category, the space is generous both at the front and the rear, and the boot is quite large as well. I enjoyed behind the wheels as well, the 190hp engine is peppy and gives you that necessary power.

The Territory is a nice SUV that is good for a family or individual driving needs, available with a lot of driving fun and features combined well. Around SAR 125K, you get the middle variant of this SUV, and it gets everything you want, like a 1.8L peppy engine that produces 190hp of power tuned to 7-speed automatic, and my experience of a test drive enhanced my confidence in this SUV. I found the cabin extremely spacious given the size of this car, and packed with a lot of features, especially some of them segment above.

One of my favorite Ford vehicles available in the Saudi market, I think the Territory is a very single SUV positioned well. This compact crossover is sensibly priced with a spacious cabin and comfortable for city and highway drive. The 2024 facelift now comes with new design language, and also a lot of additions to the interior and comfort departments. The already roomy cabin gets very upmarket materials, a dual pane LED infotainment screen and a split level center console gives the Territory a very premium feel inside. After a test drive, I can say it is nice to drive and handling is superb.

After consideration of Japanese and Korean brands in this segment, I’m a proud owner of this comfy SUV, which is going to complete the year next month. This is my first SUV, after driving a used sedan for five years. And, it wasn’t an easy decision to go with an American brand, when you have some much competition from its rival brands. However, after my detailed consideration of price, features, and practicality, I liked the Ford Territory with its overall package, and don’t regret it for a second. In fact, I love every single drive.

Requiring an introduction is a disappointment for the person because Ford did a fantastic job with Ford Territory. The Ford Territory since its launch has sold off many units and has disrupted the segment of SUVs and especially everyone favorite thing about Ford Territory is the illusive V shaped grille highlighting the best yet iconic features of Territory. The modern yet keeping things elegant, rugged engine yet utmost comfort and soft suspension, and the interior richness matched well with good fuel efficiency making the Ford Territory the top-level SUV and it is one of the best decisions of my life.

but the Territory is one SUV that I liked in terms of design and overall look of the vehicles. While I’m yet to drive this car so not sure as to how it performs. But I have noticed some of them on the roads and certainly find them very well packed just by looking at them. The specs like a 1.8L Eco Boost engine with 190hp of power and 320 Nm of torque look impressive.