2014 Ford Everest (All new 4th gen)

**SiRbossR** · August 14th, 2013 10:34 AM

Originally Posted by basti08

I sure hope they does. Especially when knowing the fact that the original idea of a 3 box pick up based SUV was Mazda's, not Ford's idea.

The Mazda Proceed Marvie is the original Everest's father

Imagine how successful could that been if it reached us before.

There's one there in paranaque. Saw it plenty if times.

**AG4** · August 14th, 2013 02:02 PM

Originally Posted by basti08

I sure hope they does. Especially when knowing the fact that the original idea of a 3 box pick up based SUV was Mazda's, not Ford's idea.

The Mazda Proceed Marvie is the original Everest's father

Mazda says no to a new pickup based SUV.

A Mazda source at the 2012 Paris motor show revealed that the company turned down an offer from Ford to have a second twin based on the Ranger ‘T6’ platform that also sits beneath the BT-50.
“We looked at the global market and weren’t convinced there was a great demand for a seven-seater, ute-based SUV,” said the Mazda source.

“Mitsubishi has the Triton-based Challenger, but its sales figures aren’t the kind that would encourage us to offer such a vehicle.

- Mazda turns down seven-seater Ford SUV twin |*CarAdvice

The Proceed Marvie was also sold as the Ford Raider, this was the last pickup-based SUV for Mazda.
By the way, this concept isn't new since Ford and GM have also been doing pickup-based SUVs in the US for decades.

The outgoing Everest is based on the old Mazda-based Ranger, but was developed by Ford, I guess this explains why the outgoing Everest looks like an old Explorer when viewed from the side.

Like the New Ranger, the all-new Everest was developed fully by Ford.

**truckster** · August 14th, 2013 03:27 PM

wha't's interesting is the 5 cylinder turbo diesel rated at 197 hp and hoping its not only the australian model that gets it
hoping also for a 6 speeder transmissionwise
Ford Everest Concept Previews a New SUV for Australia (The Torque Report)

**basti08** · August 14th, 2013 04:47 PM

What 2.5L Diesel engine are they going to use? Especially that no 2.5L is offered with the Ranger. I still believe that's a typo and we're getting 2.2L and 3.2L.

**basti08** · August 14th, 2013 04:48 PM

Originally Posted by SiRbossR

There's one there in paranaque. Saw it plenty if times.

Cool di ba? It's one of the rare Port Irene models I'm so curious about.

**AG4** · August 14th, 2013 05:52 PM

Originally Posted by truckster

wha't's interesting is the 5 cylinder turbo diesel rated at 197 hp and hoping its not only the australian model that gets it
hoping also for a 6 speeder transmissionwise

We'll most likely get that engine too because the new top-of-the-line Ranger Wildtrak sold here already uses that 3.2 liter 5-cylinder Duratorq TDCi engine.

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