2014 Everest

[R.Paul]

Nope. Not photoshopped

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[dcph172]

this is not photoshopped or photo chopped. nagkataon lang na when the photo was taken nasa break ng line and fence. me thinks

[SiRbossR]

it's not photoshopped. it's a test mule, a legit one. the half is from a Ford Territory.

[clairenceh]

Sana pagandahin pa yung sa likod..

[AG4]

Sana pagandahin pa yung sa likod..

Don't worry the entire rear will be changed. The test mule is using the rear half of a Ford Territory body,which is used as a stand-in wagon body.
The important thing is what's being tested underneath, the actual chasiss of the all-new Everest.


The Ford Territory (below) is the donor of the stand-in rear end used by the Everest test mule (above).

[cripple_rooster]

Since Ford is scheduled to phase-out the Falcon platform by 2016, maybe we could expect the 2014 Everest to replace the Territory. Altough I would expect it to look more proportional, it probably won't be so much different than this mule.

[number001]

Combining the front half of a Ranger ute with the rear end of a Territory SUV in a Frankenstein-style mix, the T6 SUV is expected to be revealed in production form in 2014, when it is tipped to badged either Everest or Endeavour after earlier Ranger-based SUVs produced in Asia.

Ford Ranger SUV mule spied in Melbourne | CarAdvice


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This one is photoshopped to simulate how it would eventually end up looking like:



New Ford Everest on the cards - 2014 market debut?

[Jiggs]

Based from Those extra pics then I also believe it's not photochopped...however it is really a chopped cars lol....looks like a product ng London Garage sa Turbo channel.

[AG4]

Based from Those extra pics then I also believe it's not photochopped...however it is really a chopped cars lol....looks like a product ng London Garage sa Turbo channel.

Technically that's what it is, front half of the Ranger body then they put a stand-in Territory rear half.
Its really like that during the early stages of development, with these test mules, they usually focus more on what's inside/ underneath like the chassis and mechanicals. Wait a few more months and we'll most likely see photos of the actual all-new Everest body with some camo on it.

[number001]

Ford development team sourced a chassis cab unit (like this) from their production line ....



and welded a Ford Territory rear end to it.



The result is this:



It is a test mule. Or something to serve to as a test and evaluation platform for parts that will be used in the actual production unit in the future.