Is Ford Territory a reliable car?

The Ford Territory is highly regarded for its drivability, vision, economy, reliability, space and safety. After making its debut in 2004, the Ford Territory achieved immediate success and quickly became a top seller.

How fast does a Ford Territory go?

This resulted in this SUV being the most powerful SUV available at the time, with a fast 0–100 kilometres per hour (0–62 mph) acceleration time of 5.9 seconds.

How much can a 2010 Ford Territory tow?

The braked 2010 Ford Territory towing capacity is between 750 kg (0.75 tonnes) and 2300 kg (2.3 tonnes).

Is the Ford Territory Ghia Turbo a good car?

Towing capacity is rated at 1,000kg unbraked or 1,600kg/2,300kg braked, depending on whether you opt for the standard or heavy duty towing kit. Although it’s far from the most contemporary SUV money can buy, the Territory Ford Territory Ghia Turbostill rates as a good practical 7 seat family vehicle.

What’s the price of a 2010 Ford Territory?

The 2010 Ford Territory range of configurations is currently priced from $4,950. Our most recent review of the 2010 Ford Territory resulted in a score of 7 out of 10 for that particular example.

What kind of car is the Ford Territory?

Ford’s idea was to use the well-proven Falcon running gear in a high-riding wagon that would appeal to SUV buyers. The company offered the Territory in all-wheel drive and rear-wheel drive forms, and it’s the latter that would seem to fit Jenny Cerroti’s needs best.

How much does a Ford Ghia Turbo cost?

Although it’s far from the most contemporary SUV money can buy, the Territory Ford Territory Ghia Turbostill rates as a good practical 7 seat family vehicle. Styling looks a little dated for 2010, but the Territory is easy on the eye, a decent drive and well put together. Pricing for the Territory Ghia Turbo we tested is listed at $67,990.