Ford is launching a new limited-edition Everest variant in Australia. The Everest Wolftrak slots between the Sport and Tremor variants, featuring a premium cabin, off-road-inspired design elements, and distinct Lime Zest-colored accents.
The Wolftrak comes with two powertrain options: a 2.0-liter turbodiesel four-cylinder or a 3.0-liter turbodiesel V6. The former produces 168hp and 405Nm of torque, while the latter cranks out 247hp and 600Nm. Both options are mated to a 10-speed automatic.
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On the outside, the Wolftrak features a honeycomb front grille, Lime Zest nostril inserts and accents, black ‘Everest’ lettering on the hood, black-painted wheel arches, mirrors, and fender flares, as well as a black roof. This variant comes standard with 20-inch alloy wheels and all-season tires, but can be spec’d with 17-inch alloys wrapped in Bridgestone Dueler all-terrain rubber at no extra cost. As for the colors, customers can choose from Traction Green, Command Grey, and Shadow Black.
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Inside, the Wolftrak borrows the Sport variant’s cabin and adds its own signature styling. There’s ‘Wolftrak’ embroidery on the seats, and Traction Green stitching and accents across the leather seats, doors, and dashboard. Other features include Ford’s Premium Towing Pack as a standard, which has a hitch rated for up to 3.5 tons and an integrated trailer brake controller.
The Everest Wolftrak is limited to only 800 units. In Australia, it starts at AUD71,990 (P3.15 million) for the four-cylinder variant and tops out at AUD79,990 (P3.5 million) for the V6. In the Philippines, the Everest nameplate was recently updated with the Platinum and Wildtrak variants. Do you think Ford should bring in one more?
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