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Ford Everest wait times: Sport V6 facing nine-month wait, others ready for immediate delivery

 

It’s going to be a long wait for those wanting a Ford Everest Sport V6, but for Trend and Ambient variants, there is no waiting period


Ford has announced its September supply updates for both its Ranger and Everest models.

As predicted, the V6 engine is proving very popular among Ford enthusiasts, with the wait time for an Everest Sport V6 now blowing out to nine months or longer.

Ford Everest 2022 Sport
Ford has laid out its estimated wait times on the Everest for new car buyers in September

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The top-of-the-range Ford Everest Platinum with V6 power also has an estimated wait time of around nine months, arriving at the earliest in May 2023.

But it’s not all bad news. The four-cylinder-powered Ambiente and Trend models in the Everest family have no current wait time, meaning that if you order one of these variants today through a Ford dealership, you should be able to take delivery within weeks, rather than months.

Ford says it is always worth contacting your local Ford dealership for more information regarding wait times.

Ford Everest 2022 Trend front
Ford says some grades such as the Everest Trend are available for immediate delivery

Is there a benefit to going for the four-cylinder Everest?

If you have your mind set on a V6-powered Ford Everest, you’ll be waiting more than half a year for it to arrive.

While you will miss out on the fancy interior of the Platinum or the power and thrust of the Sport V6, the Ambiente and Trend are both available with four-wheel-drive and a torquey 2.0-litre twin-turbo diesel four-cylinder making 154kW/500Nm.

That’s only 30kW/100Nm down from the 3.0-litre turbo-diesel V6’s outputs, and still has the same 10-speed automatic transmission. Both options also feature a 3.5-tonne towing capacity.

Ford Everest 2022 V6 engine
The V6 might be popular but the four-pot is still a capable unit

The Trend has 18-inch alloy wheels, an 8.0-inch digital instrument cluster and a 12.0-inch portrait-style screen running wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Leather accented seats are also standard.

If you want an Everest as soon as possible, your pick would be the four-cylinder Trend.

Ford Everest 2022: prices in Australia

All prices listed are before on-road costs.

  • Ambiente 4X2 bi-turbo: $52,990
  • Ambiente 4X4 bi-turbo: $57,990
  • Trend 4X2 bi-turbo: $60,290
  • Trend 4X4 bi-turbo: $65,290
  • Sport 4X4 V6: $69,090
  • Platinum 4X4 V6: $77,690