Check out this 2009 Ford Territory TS (rwd) for sale (2024)

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How much is a Ford Territory 2009? ›

For families it has all the room and the large car safety. For the elderly, it has the decent step in height and ease of driving plus ownership. All this makes the Territory a good purchase, but if anything, go for the SZ for its better tech and diesel engine.

Based on the Falcon platform, the Territory is available with the choice of rear or all-wheel-drive, and in a range of trim levels starting with the $30,360 Territory TX (RWD). Higher-spec versions, like the $54,890 Territory Titanium (4x4) feature all-wheel-drive as standard.

Ford Territory is one of the most popular SUVs on the Philippines market, and you can certainly find a few of them on every lane, thanks to the high degree of reliability and efficiency on offer. Not only does this car look rugged, but the standard of construction is still sturdy.

The early Territory was subject to a few issues that demand care when buying one now. The main one was the front suspension lower ball joints, which wear out relatively quickly and typically require replacement every 100,000 km or even less. Check the front suspension.

The Ford Territory is not perfect and requires regular maintenance as it ages to ensure reliability. However, it is extremely practical and robust for the Aussie family and can be good for well in excess of 250,000 km.

The transmission in this era of Ford Territories was notorious for suffering a failed transmission oil cooler. If that happened, the coolant would often mix with the transmission's fluid, causing massive damage to both the electronics and the mechanical components of the transmission.

Good for both in city and out of town trips. Out of all the options in the market today, the Ford Territory stands out thanks to its styling, performance, technology, and all-around versatility.

Are PH-market 2023 Ford Territory units affected by the recall? No. Ford Philippines informed us that none of the units sold locally are affected ny the issue. A recall has been issued for a total of 665 units to conduct a quality check on the welding between the cross-car beam and the steering column bracket.

There are some big styling and equipment benefits choosing the TS over the TX. On the outside there's extra chrome, larger 18-inch alloy wheels (up from 17s) and the addition of fog lights.

Is Ford Territory a Chinese car? ›

Built by the Ford-JMC (Jiangling Motors Corporation) joint venture in Nanchang, China, the Equator Sport/Territory is derived from the JMC Yusheng S330, albeit restyled twice with Ford's inputs since its first appearance.

Enter the Ford Endura. This was the blue oval's replacement for the Territory, designed to fill the five-seat, family friendly SUV gap in the range, nestling between the mid-size Kuga/Escape and the Ranger-based Everest.

Fuel consumption is a standout on the Territory; Ford says 9.0L/100km in a mix of highway and city driving. Around Brisbane, I managed to get it to 10.2L/100km – better than the official figures of 10.5L/100km in pure city driving for the AWD model.

It attained a five-star rating by going through tests in three categories- Pedestrian Protection, Occupant Protection (overlap crash test, full frontal collision test, side collision impact test), and Active Safety. The SUV grabbed a cumulative score of 86.8% out of 100.

Of course, Ford's Acutrac Plus stability control-based all-wheel drive system is a key contributor here as well. For a start, it's full-time, permanently splitting drive 62 per cent rear and 38 per cent front via the same transfer case design as used by Holden in Adventra.

The Next-Gen Ford Territory is an excellent choice for a family car. It is equipped with the latest safety and convenience features such as hands-free liftgate for the Titanium X variant, ISOFIX child seat attachments, and advanced driver-assist technologies for your peace of mind.