2025 Ford Territory
VEHICLE HIGHLIGHTS
Full service history and just 14 500 km on the clock make this 2025 Ford Territory an appealing choice for buyers who prioritise condition and low running involvement. The Titanium specification brings a higher level of standard equipment while the model's compact footprint keeps it easy to live with in town and on trips.
Powered by the 1.8 EcoBoost 188 hp engine with a smooth 7‑speed automatic, this Territory returns a claimed 6.66 L/100 km — a practical balance of performance and economy for family touring and daily driving. Five seats, five doors and flexible luggage space suit school runs, holidays and light towing; it wears its capability as a family suv without fuss.
Located in Hurlingham Gardens, Sandton, the dealer can arrange a viewing or test drive of this Territory Titanium 1.8L 7AT; enquire for details or to see other used Territory for sale listed on Auto.co.za.
SELLER'S COMMENTS
Balance of factory warranty and service plan. Balance of factory warranty end date – 30th of May 2029 or 120 000 kms (Whichever comes first). Balance of factory service plan end date – 30th of June 2031 or 90 000 kms (Whichever comes first).
Extended service plan, maintenance plan and warranty available on request. Nationwide delivery on request. Trade-ins welcome. Price is subject to in-house finance; alternatives can be discussed with sales manager.
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Ford Territory
Ford’s Territory lands in South Africa’s thickest SUV traffic, trying to tempt folks who need room for the family but think bakkie money is just nuts. You’re not short on rivals—Haval’s Jolion, Chery’s Tiggo 7 Pro, MG’s ZS—each chipping away at your patience with more drivetrain choices for less or similar cash. Ford’s answer? One engine, one gearbox: a 1.8L EcoBoost petrol and a 7-speed auto, everywhere you look in the range. There’s no diesel, no hybrid, and don’t even dream of a manual. Out of 68 current listings, the price seesaws between R438,890 and R714,990, but most sit at the wallet-friendlier end. You’ll spot that the Titanium spec, with its sharper interior, is rarefied air—most aren’t forking out for it. The Trend 1.8L 7AT is the clear volume seller, with 33 listings concentrated between R438,890 and R499,890. It’s obvious Ford expects most buyers to start and end their shopping here, and on paper at least, that’s not a mad call. What’s spicy is the used market—44 of those 68 cars are technically “used,” but with average mileage at a mere 6,644 km and model years 2025–2026, they’re really demo cars or nearly-new trade-ins. That’s a sweet spot: new-car smell at a used-car discount. While the Jolion and Tiggo 7 Pro might dangle more engine options, the Territory’s trump card is Ford’s dealer reach and spares pipeline—still a big deal for anyone not ready to gamble on parts arriving “when they get here.”
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