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Ford Everest

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The Everest is Ford's seven seat SUV for the Asia Pacific region and beyond, a wagon built on the Ranger pickup, first made in Thailand and sold in India as the Endeavour. The first generation came in 2003 on the Mazda based Ranger, the second in 2015 on the global T6 Ranger designed by Ford Australia, and a third in 2022. Ford ended its Indian sales in 2021 when its plants there closed. This site gives every generation and every model year its own page, in 3 generations: the U268/UR (2003 to 2014); the U375/UA (2015 to 2021); the U704/UB (2022 to 2026).

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produced by the Ford Motor Company since 2003

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Source Wikipedia: Ford EverestFirst generation (U268/UR; 2003)tier 2
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It was built at the AutoAlliance Thailand plant in Rayong, and as CKD kits in Chengalpattu, India and Hai Duong, Vietnam.

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Source Wikipedia: Ford EverestSecond generation (U375/UA; 2015)tier 2
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In China, the Everest was manufactured by the JMC-Ford joint venture, at JMC's Nanchang factory.
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    The Ford Everest is a mid-size SUV produced by the Ford Motor Company since 2003.
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    The Ford Everest is a mid-size SUV produced by the Ford Motor Company since 2003.
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    produced by the Ford Motor Company since 2003
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