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Location: Canberra Region
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Ford Everest is built on the same line as the Ranger, its basically a wagon version of it.
Seems like there is a gap in the market for this type of vehicle, it would be the only workhorse 4wd wagon available apart from the LC70 Landcruiser.(which is at a different price point) Price it at say $35k for a basic 4x2 version, $40k for a basic 4x4 version and $45k for the luxury version I reckon they could sell a bucket load. They even come with seven seats  
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Ford Everest, should it be sold here?
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