2023 Ford Territory Titanium X Walkaround: The more the merrier at PHP 1.599M

[@shoelugs]

Its a decent car. Test driven one ang masasabi ko Pros 1. Interior is spacious and up to date 2. I dont technically dig the design but I dont hate it also 3. Lots of storage for driver if you have a lot of clutter 4. Safety features Cons: 1. Walang paddle shifter and im not used to knob shifter. 2. The leather on the telescopic steering wheel is crying out cheap 3. Bakit walang auto window down and up passenger and back windows? Deal breaker sakin to haha, di ba default function na to sa modern vehicles. Or sa test drive model lang sira? Di din alam ng agent kung auto windows 4. For its price, if may stock lang ng corolla cross hybrid id go for that

[@randalljohnllanes1629]

Loaded with safety features! Cant wait to have it. ✨🔥

[@AlamNaDiz]

very informative review on all the features + tutorials on the infotainment ++

[@MotoristaAdventures]

Wow🎉 pogi! Ng new territory

[@mitsuyanagi1524]

Idol nandito ka rin hehe

[@maricorrivera4239]

Sir how about the fuel consumption in new territory 2023 ?

[@jeffrey6124]

i second the motion, real world fuel consumption details please 🤓 hoping it's not the same as the old model 🥸

[@easminacady7619]

Remind us the difference between the latest first gen and the base line of the new gen, and how it is more a bang for the buck considering the many features taken off. Like sunroof and adaptive cruise control.

[@fullbass1426]

Looks and feels much bigger than the old one, almost a jump in class tbh. Looks like it can go against the azkarra in size, and it even looks as long as the okavango at certain angles.

[@jonathanong4583]

It's bigger than the current rav4 and crv

[@user-mg2uh8np6c]

12:06 cannot imagine FORD left fender gap un uncovered! Very minor and simple detail left out!

[@miraclexjohn]

Comparison posana with the base variant, Titanium, para makita if worth it ang additional 270k difference.

[@robbicruz26]

Dami mo gusto

[@mikee3471]

How's the fuel consumption?

[@sandilemajiya7831]

Wow I wish they can bring us this one as well here in South Africa 🇿🇦.

[@robertdionne6073]

Yung po bang panoramic roof ay my cover para hindi mainit and also pwede din po ba idisable yung automatic ooening g rear door?

[@Justhue]

Yes yes

[@mpcs888]

No more ambient lights inside?

[@joncsoriano5163]

Walang shifter? Parang delikado kpag bata ang pasahero.. kmusta naman ang screentest? Parang nakaka panibago

[@jazgara]

How manu Km per liter of gasoline?

[@chucky882]

looking forward to hear how the wet dct performs...

[@jonathanong4583]

Is it reliable?

[@euphegeniadoubtfire1364]

Specs for the wheels and tires?

[@mariofernandez2449]

I think they are 235/55 R19 for this titanium X and R18 for lower versions

[@kelleyt8004]

Hi! May nakaka alam po ba dito bakit di nag update yung fuel gauge ni territory titanium x? Got my unit last saturday and nagpa full tank ako pero yung fuel gauge naka 1 bar pa rin until now.

[@autoindustriya]

Best to bring it back to the dealer.

[@allanj0418]

Naka-on ba ang engine noong mag gas ka? Try mo gas with engine off. Yan ang nabasa ko sa ibang forum.

[@Max-ey6lz]

Aug2020 lang ung 1st gen, napalitan na agad?

[@strantrealty]

I love it but does it look like a veloz?

[@crisgms2588]

Anong height nyo sir, I just want to know because the car it looks to big. Thanks

[@ronramos1613]

is this also taken from another Chinese brand? (just like the most recent one)

[@intradibles]

Nah, it's assembled na ata in Vietnam.

[@ronramos1613]

@@intradibles thanks. parang hindi pa rin Ford sync.

[@johnnyzarate3037]

Nope, this is designed by Ford themselves but still made in China, unlike the previous model which is a rebadged Jiangling car.

[@intradibles]

@@johnnyzarate3037 ah, so if it's Chinese assembled, then we might have to be skeptical this

[@robertdionne6073]

Nice naman 😊🎉

[@yoboi8868]

Ano po ba difference ng Titanium at Titanium X?

[@jsaynick4315]

Titanium X bigger wheels plus panoramic sunroof.

[@nestorsuniga9446]

Priced at 1.6M for the X variant, is it still competitive? Nay.

[@sealoftheliving4998]

For that price kunti nalang i dag2x mo everest trend kana lang

[@nestorsuniga9446]

@@sealoftheliving4998 True.

[@AlamNaDiz]

@@sealoftheliving4998 minus a lot of great features

[@doraemon4058]

kahit 5 seater lang yan, mas gusto ko na yan kesa xpander cross na bago.

[@BrandoBandit]

Yup Expander is already dated.

[@mindfreeze0838]

This thing is way longer than a Vitara and all it has to show for it is one extra inch of cargo lengthwise and its not a flat loading bay, the width is impressive though. But still it seems most of the new length went into the engine bay. Regardless, great walkaround and keep putting measuring tapes to trunks. Finally, can you do a comparo between this and the Haval Jolion and Kia Seltos?

[@MazdaDVM]

the first gen was just copied from the evoque imho

[@tonychua4667]

for previous model owners, may i request for comments on maintenance and service center performance? i hear not so good experiences on high maintenance cost compared to known jap brand par models. thanks.

[@kenanmagan1913]

it's really quite frustrating that they can't create a flat bed when the seats are folded. Jeez.

[@Historyandfacts0123]

Terricozy very roomy nice review as always 👍

[@jessepaulbolneo9296]

No paddle shifter??? Why Ford please explain!

[@balong59fdc]

Question? Another gas guzzler?

[@tectoramia-sz1lu]

They all look nice when they are new. I wonder how reliable it will be ?

[@AlamNaDiz]

@@arcaine101 all cars break at some point depending on use & maintenance

[@walterwine]

Tit X at 1.6M, at that price point I'd go with the Everest

[@victorcarlos3427]

AWD?

[@mariofernandez2449]

Only FWD in all versions

[@ic5270]

should have been a two-toned wheel to look more premium

[@AlamNaDiz]

that is so dated

[@mark_u]

Not much of a fan of this new model but at least it's a real Ford.

[@RRRRapify]

Is it still made in China?

[@jenno683]

It looks like a product of Changan

[@dansdigest341]

It's sad but understandable what Ford is doing in marketing their Territory. Due to the outgoing model's success, they think they can get away castrating the base variant and price it higher than the outgoing model to increase profits. Price the top variant high enough that it'll make prospective buyers consider the Everest instead. The titanium x is essentially just a stop gap to drive their profits and increase Everest sales.

[@larrylim8050]

From a China car to a Ford American looking car. But is it still an all China car adaptation?

[@tristanjoseph_tv4574]

Tiggo on front, Okavango on rear design 😂

[@straightahead1213]

IF FC DIDN’T IMPROVE ON THIS ONE, IT WILL NEVER SURPASS EVEN AT LEAST 50% OF THE SALES OF THE PREVIOUS GEN. NAWALA UNIQENESS NG EXTERNAL LOOK. SOBRANG GENERIC. MUST ADMIT GANDA NG LOOB. ON A SIDE NOTE. DAME NANAMAN MEMA NG MGA SINOPHOBIC FEELING EXPERTS NA KALA MO WALANG MADE IN CHINA NA GAMIT O SUOT. 🤦‍♂️

[@MGRRRRR]

Really dont get the hate on Chinese products. Like anything, may good and bad products naman from them.

[@rorrysparrow3849]

Ford Terri-Tiggo7 Pro. Only more expensive

[@thegreatjoe990]

Ford LED lights are soo damn weak😢 most street lights now are powered by solar a little darker in the evening

[@carlochico5764]

First gen has better more unique looks. It has more appeal to female drivers. This new gen ft is more masculine and daddy car looking. Also first gen territory had enough cabin space. I don’t see the point of more cabin space but still 5 seater unless your family are all 7 footers.

[@alaaaat1292]

Agree, new territory looks generic.

[@easminacady7619]

And we’re getting more from the last gen versus the base line of the new gen like adaptive cruise control and sun roof.

[@marcog832]

Yeah Im trying to convince myself that the new gen territory looks good but NOPE the previous gen is still better

[@AlamNaDiz]

@@marcog832 old gen looks dated

[@jimboyb.1797]

Almost an Okavango/Tiggo 8 Pro 😂

[@dreilacadin]

First!

[@wonskrad7240]

maganda ung ganitong puti sa ganitong model nito; very nice; PERO kung 1.3 - 1.6M na agad to; 4 seats lang - nagmahal na nga talaga mga tsikot

[@gibomotovlog4183]

Tiggo 7Pro a like..both made in China Design

[@sercei7308]

The exterior is exactly what a rushed design is like, Not gonna lie the first generation was more good looking.

[@mbismonte]

Ford Equator

[@nysmindnancs6899]

Another ford product with a maintenance nightmare! It’s a flawed engine with CVT that is known to break!

[@corolla9545]

99% China 1% Ford

[@rhowenbelisario5780]

parang kinopya sa Hyundai Tucson lahat

[@terrenceferriol3478]

ur vid is too dimmed

[@paopaofdg]

Kinda boring and more conservative than the previous model. Is it only me?

[@reginepaypa5607]

The engine is not hybrid anymore so its a gas buster car

[@nikehusk3849]

Looks like a Hyundai.

[@zealot8220]

Another pang pa traffic at pollution sa kalsada.

[@gonzagaguevarra80]

Its a downgrade, it looks like MG or GEELY

[@bawatpiyesa10]

Maybe You're the Downgrade for your family!

[@paulotubillo]

It's understandable that people often form opinions based on the experiences and feedback of others. However, it's important to remember that opinions can vary greatly, and relying solely on the opinions of others might not provide a complete and accurate understanding. When it comes to evaluating cars or any product, it's crucial to have a firsthand experience and conduct a thorough inspection. By test driving and examining a Chinese car yourself, you can assess its performance, quality, safety features, and overall suitability for your needs. This way, you can form your own well-informed opinion based on your personal experience and judgment. Every car manufacturer, regardless of its origin, produces a range of models with varying features, quality, and performance. It's unfair to generalize an entire brand or country's cars based on a few opinions or experiences. Give yourself an opportunity to explore and make an unbiased assessment by relying on your own experience and evaluation.

[@retro4796]

hope this flops...

[@danganiarlene]

Why so nega?😅

[@jsaynick4315]

Another disappointment for 2023 Titanium base model (1.3M php), It doesn’t have panoramic sunroof, only the Titanium X (1.6M php) I would still prefer the Territory Titanium 2022 (1.3M php) which already has panoramic sunroof.

[@DarthAndre24]

Why does not having a panoramic sunroof a deal breaker to you? It might be a plus not having it. Mainit kasi sa pilipinas, and the insulation will be worse by having it. It's one less part to tint and one less part that might shatter when a random coconut or hollowblock drops. Different strokes, different folks, I guess.

[@jsaynick4315]

@@DarthAndre24 good point sir. tho for some people it is really a deal breaker. Not to mention, even the ADAS and ACC they also removed it compared to 2022 1.3M model which already has.

[@DarthAndre24]

@@jsaynick4315 I agree. The outgoing model loaded and sulit. ADAS should be kept standard even for the base model. At 1.6m, the Titanium X trim's value is questionable because it's priced too close to the Trend Everest and the Wildtrak Ranger. As a current owner of a 2017 Ranger Wildtrak, di ka talaga kukulangin sa power and torque, but I'm not so sure with this year's Territory. We'll find out soon from the reviews. :)

[@scalemodeltutor9841]

That’s cool to me, I don’t even like panoramic roofs, it’s going to have leaks overtime or even sooner.