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Everest climbing mountain at National Fieldays

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Ford New Zealand has created a brand new off-road course that includes a mountain, a bridge, and a tunnel at Mystery Creek for people to experience the new Ford Everest SUV.

It’s a change of tack for the local Blue Oval sales company which has focussed on activities at Mystery Creek to promote its top-selling Ranger 4×4 pick-up for the previous two editions of the National Fieldays.

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The ‘Ford Everest Off the Grid Experience’ will allow professional drivers to guide attendees through a range of off-road experiences demonstrating the capabilities and refinement of the Ford Everest.

“The Everest has full off-road capabilities in the most inhospitable environments,” says Ford New Zealand managing director Simon Rutherford.

“But it’s also an incredibly versatile and refined SUV that is equally at home on-road and in urban settings,” he says.

Ford New Zealand has some Fieldays specials on offer including the Ford Everest Trend at $68,990 plus on-road cost.

Sharing the pavilion will be the entire Ford NZ range of vehicles, including the Ford Mustang, Ford Ranger, Ford Mondeo, Ford Territory, Kuga, Fiesta ST, Falcon, the EcoSport and Transit.

Ford New Zealand head office staff and Ford dealership representatives from around the country will be on hand to answer any questions from people attending the National Fieldays.

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