In Melbourne, a new Ford Everest typically sits around $60k–$70k drive-away for lower trims and up to roughly $85k–$95k drive-away for the fancy ones, depending on options and dealer deals.
On the used market, older (2015–2019) examples often land about $25k–$40k, 2020–2022 cars around $40k–$65k, and near-new 2023–2024 stock roughly $60k–$85k depending on trim, kilometres, and patience.
Victoria’s on-road costs (stamp duty, rego, dealer delivery) add several grand, so don’t be shocked when the drive-away number grows a waistline.
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