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    FORD ENDURA FROM $44,990

    May 08, 2019 2 minutes

    Ford Australia would prefer we didn’t call its new five-seater Endura SUV a Territory replacement. Endura, says Ford Australia, is a much more upmarket SUV, a “premium offering” for those who want something “special and opulent”. Endura is well equipped, spacious and very comfortable, but it ain’t opulent. A Bentley is opulent.

    Endura Trend starts at $44,990, mid-spec ST-Line is $53,990 and Titanium is $63,990. These prices are

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