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Craig Hill
Oracle of Delphi2009 Ford Territory
February 28th 2009 04:53
It has been a long time coming but Ford has finally given the popular Territory off-roader a facelift.
The wraps came off the new-look SY Territory MkII range at the Melbourne Motor Show this morning.
It gets a much-needed visual update, revised model lineup new equipment.
Two Territory models, a Territory Ghia AWD and a Territory TS RWD, are on display at the motor show to give customers a first look at the SY Territory MkII line-up, which will go on sale next month.
The Territory TX now gets side curtain airbags, cruise control, 17-inch alloy wheels and a full body colour package for the bumpers, door handles and mirrors as standard.
The TS is also fitted with the full body colour package, along with a reverse parking camera, front fog lamps, leather-wrapped steering wheel, handbrake and gearshift, and a third row seat.
Ghia models also gain a third row seat as standard equipment, along with a rear Alpine DVD system, side steps, rear privacy glass, body coloured door handles and 18-inch alloy wheels.
The top-of-the-range Ghia Turbo picks up the same list of additions, along with a new wheel design for its standard 18-inch alloy wheels.
Inside the cabin gets some new trim materials and colours but the dashboard carries over largely unchanged.
The TS and Ghia have the option of a no-cost option of a cashmere interior.
The proven 4.0-litre in-line six-cylinder carries over.
Prices have risen between $500 and $1000 depending on the model.
The entry rear-drive TX now costs $39,490, a $1000 price rise.
The RWD TS is $44,490 and Ghia $52,490.
The AWD TX is $44,490, TS $49,490, Ghia $57,490 while the AWD Ghia Turbo is now $66,420.
The Territory has been an outstanding success for Ford since it was launched in 2004.
More than 86,000 have been sold and the car has won a multitude of consumer and industry awards.
Herald Sun
The wraps came off the new-look SY Territory MkII range at the Melbourne Motor Show this morning.
It gets a much-needed visual update, revised model lineup new equipment.
Two Territory models, a Territory Ghia AWD and a Territory TS RWD, are on display at the motor show to give customers a first look at the SY Territory MkII line-up, which will go on sale next month.
The Territory TX now gets side curtain airbags, cruise control, 17-inch alloy wheels and a full body colour package for the bumpers, door handles and mirrors as standard.
The TS is also fitted with the full body colour package, along with a reverse parking camera, front fog lamps, leather-wrapped steering wheel, handbrake and gearshift, and a third row seat.
Ghia models also gain a third row seat as standard equipment, along with a rear Alpine DVD system, side steps, rear privacy glass, body coloured door handles and 18-inch alloy wheels.
The top-of-the-range Ghia Turbo picks up the same list of additions, along with a new wheel design for its standard 18-inch alloy wheels.
Inside the cabin gets some new trim materials and colours but the dashboard carries over largely unchanged.
The TS and Ghia have the option of a no-cost option of a cashmere interior.
The proven 4.0-litre in-line six-cylinder carries over.
Prices have risen between $500 and $1000 depending on the model.
The entry rear-drive TX now costs $39,490, a $1000 price rise.
The RWD TS is $44,490 and Ghia $52,490.
The AWD TX is $44,490, TS $49,490, Ghia $57,490 while the AWD Ghia Turbo is now $66,420.
The Territory has been an outstanding success for Ford since it was launched in 2004.
More than 86,000 have been sold and the car has won a multitude of consumer and industry awards.
Herald Sun
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