Question 1

How much does a 2013 Ford Territory cost in NZ?

Accepted Answer

Typical asking prices for a 2013 Ford Territory in New Zealand range from about $5,000 to $12,000. This is a price guide, not a live stock listing.

Question 2

What are common problems with a 2013 Ford Territory in NZ?

Accepted Answer

Front subframe and control-arm bushes; 2.7 diesel DPF and EGR (city use); AWD transfer-case service; Electric power-steering faults. Check the year guide for detail and inspect these on any car you are considering.

Question 3

What should I check when buying a used 2013 Ford Territory in NZ?

Accepted Answer

Confirm petrol or diesel, RWD or AWD, and 5- vs 7-seat — they are not interchangeable bargains. On diesels, check RUC, DPF warning history and whether the car does regular open-road kilometres. Listen for front-end clunks; inspect subframe bushes or assume they are due. Test EPAS from lock to lock and confirm no steering/ESC lights. Fold and raise the third row; check for damp in the cargo floor. Request as much service history as possible — regular servicing matters more than promises from the seller. Run a PPSR check and review WOF history before buying. Compare condition and service records across listings — the best-value example is often the best-kept one, not the cheapest.

Question 4

Is the 2013 Ford Territory a good used buy in New Zealand?

Accepted Answer

The 2013 Ford Territory is the SZ-generation Australian-built medium SUV sold NZ-new. It is a five- or seven-seat Falcon-based wagon-SUV, not a hatchback. Petrol cars use the 4.0-litre Barra six with rear-wheel drive; diesels use the 2.7-litre turbo-diesel V6 in RWD or AWD. TX is five-seat; TS and Titanium are seven-seat as standard.