The price of the Ford Everest dropped almost $4 million in Argentina

Ford surprised in May with a sharp drop in price for one of its most expensive models in Argentina.

The brand reduced the value of the Ford Everest, the mid-size SUV derived from pickup that competes against the Toyota SW4 and the Chevrolet Trailblazer.

The model went from $93,292,200 in April to $89,560,510 in May, representing a reduction of $3,731,690 in just one month.

What is the Ford Everest that dropped in price

The Ford Everest is the largest vehicle in its segment. It is 4,914 mm long, 1,923 mm wide and has a wheelbase of 2,900 mm.

The SUV can accommodate seven people thanks to a third row of seats that can be folded electrically

under the trunk floor.

The load capacity varies between 259 and 1823 liters, depending on the seating configuration.

What engine does the Ford Everest

have

The Everest is equipped with a four-cylinder EcoBoost 2.3 turbo gasoline engine with direct injection, double camshaft and four valves per cylinder

.

It develops 300 hp and 446 Nm of torque, with 80% of the force available below 2,000 RPM. It is associated with a ten-speed automatic transmission.

In addition, it has three drive modes: 4x2: rear-wheel drive

.
4x4 High: 50% force distribution on each axis.

4x4 Baja: reducer for off-road driving.

The technological equipment of the Ford Everest

Among the main technological elements, the Ford Everest incorporates an 8-inch digital dashboard and a 12-inch vertical multi-touch screen with SYNC4

system.

The SUV offers wireless compatibility with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, as well as inductive charging, smart access and Ford Power button start.

The equipment also highlights the eight-speaker audio system, steering wheel controls, USB type A and type C ports, 12V outlet and a 220V socket suitable

for devices up to 300 watts.