Little is known about the Ford Territory facelift, but the big SUV will be the last Australian-built vehicle to carry the nameplate before it is replaced later this decade with an internationally-sourced model. The Territory will likely gain updated styling as well as other tweaks to keep it fresh for its final two years of production.

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The final facelift for Ford’s Territory will arrive before Ford shuts down local production, bringing minor cosmetic tweaks and more refinements to a platform dating back to 2004.

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Ford's Australia's next-generation Territory will be built using a development of the existing vehicle’s Falcon-based platform. It will be engineered with a range of powertrains ranging from Ford's venerable straight-six, plus an imported V6 turbo-diesel.

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Ford revealed a vital mid-life makeover for the Territory SUV at the Melbourne show. Featuring revised exterior styling, interior improvements and extra equipment. Major design changes include a new bonnet, front bumper, grille, headlamps, and tail-lights. Ford has dropped the regular Turbo model.

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Ford's answer to the Commodore wagon-based Holden Adventra is the $500 million Territory all-wheel drive wagon. Based on the BA Falcon but 60 per cent new, Territory goes on sale June 1, though test drives can be had from May. TX and Ghia variants will be available from launch, with a mid-spec TS version to be added late in the year. At $38,990, the rear-drive TX is just $2455 above the base Falcon XT wagon. AWD and seven seats cost extra.

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