Ford Everest

[Pterostylis]

Australia making vehicles again leaves me all warm and fuzzy.
I believe Aus (I refuse to say "Oz" as it's too hep for me) has been 'assembly line free' for 6-7 years?
New assembly line or a revamped one? It'd be an interesting story.
How many can they sell in Aus or Japan etc.? I'm thinking they'll have the capacity to export some.

This is the first that I’ve heard about Aus making vehicles again.

 

[drtyler]

Australia making vehicles again leaves me all warm and fuzzy.
I believe Aus (I refuse to say "Oz" as it's too hep for me) has been 'assembly line free' for 6-7 years?
New assembly line or a revamped one? It'd be an interesting story.
How many can they sell in Aus or Japan etc.? I'm thinking they'll have the capacity to export some.

Ford co-owns (with Mazda) the AutoAlliance manufacturing plant in Thailand. The Everest is assembled there.

Ford no longer has assembly or manufacturing in Australia.

 

[D60]

The Everest should replace the Explorer, if they can't coexist in the US lineup

Or they could just add sliding doors to both sides of the Explorer and finally admit to themselves it's a minivan. It already looks like a Kia Carnival, so just own it.

 

[slacktide_bitog]

Or they could just add sliding doors to both sides of the Explorer and finally admit to themselves it's a minivan. It already looks like a Kia Carnival, so just own it.

a RWD minivan would be cool