Would you trade in your Ranger if they released the Everest in the US?

[HighDesertRanger]

I hope it happens.

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[spazzyfry123]

I definitely see the appeal. I always snap my head when I see them overseas. If we didn't have other SUVs, I would seriously consider it - especially if offered in a Raptor trim. Alas, my use case would make it redundant and I get more benefit out of the truck. Ranger would stay unless we shifted the whole garage up.

 

[purdyd]

Saw something very interesting tonight on YT from a fairly trusted source that we may see a Lincoln version of the Bronco. Which smells a lot like a Luxury version of the Everest. Which the Everest , Bronco, and Ranger are all on the same platform.
Anyone else think this could be sign that at least some sort of Everest might finally be coming to the US.

Other brands have done this but I agree, a Lincoln Everest would make sense, at least to me.

But the Lincoln lineup is filled with SUVs/

 

[cc1999]

Other brands have done this but I agree, a Lincoln Everest would make sense, at least to me.

But the Lincoln lineup is filled with SUVs/

Yea, I am thinking they would be going after Toyota with something like this maybe more to the point the Lexus side of Toyota. I am told the Lexus GX has been a home run and they can;'t make them fast enough.

A Lincoln version of the Everest would likely have its sight focused on going head to head with the GX Lexus the Toyota Land Cruiser and possibly the latest Toyota 4 runner and the up coming Nissan body on frame SUVs.

 

[HighDesertRanger]

A Ford/Lincoln Everest in the US would be a worthy competitor to the Toyota/Lexus lineup of 4Runner/LandCruiser/GX550. It would take almost nothing to put it into production too. Swap the engine, move the steering wheel and update safety standards. Right now Ford simply doesn't have anything in that arena. And especially with Nissan supposedly bringing the Xterra back, a capable body-on-frame SUV would be a welcome addition to the Ford fleet.

 

[Aonarch]

Ford needs to bring the Everest to the US desperately. I think it would do quite well against the 4Runner and Land Cruiser.

 

[Aonarch]

A Ford/Lincoln Everest in the US would be a worthy competitor to the Toyota/Lexus lineup of 4Runner/LandCruiser/GX550. It would take almost nothing to put it into production too. Swap the engine, move the steering wheel and update safety standards. Right now Ford simply doesn't have anything in that arena. And especially with Nissan supposedly bringing the Xterra back, a capable body-on-frame SUV would be a welcome addition to the Ford fleet.

They make them LHD already. I always try to rent one when I am in LATAM.

 

[Intercontinental_Ranger]

I’d be very, very, tempted…

But my wife has an SUV, so having a pickup in the family adds capability.

The Everest is just.. Chef’s kiss
- it looks great
- capable off road and towing
- it doesn’t have one of those crazy Star Trek interiors
- BOF, not gonna rust out as easily as my Escape did

 

[HighDesertRanger]

They make them LHD already. I always try to rent one when I am in LATAM.

Even easier then

 

[YukonRanger]

Only if they made an Everest raptor, and then i'd get one for the missus

 

[Bt_okst]

No, but I'd likely buy it as our other vehicle and travel vehicle, but not as a replacement to my truck, rather as a complimentary vehicle.

 

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I might have been a definitive "no" earlier in this thread, but now I'd give it a look and consideration.

Would be a definite "yes" if it had a solid front axle.

 

[jrRaptor]

Only if they made an Everest raptor, and then i'd get one for the missus

Same!

 

[daytoncarter]

I might have been a definitive "no" earlier in this thread, but now I'd give it a look and consideration.

Would be a definite "yes" if it had a solid front axle.

Why should Everest have a solid front axle and an F150 or Bronco doesn't? That seems markedly off base for the type of vehicle.

 

[embedded rock]

Exactly why I won't buy a Bronco. Had a '24 Wrangler and will get another before the new gen Wangler is out.

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