
Ford Territory is a joint venture vehicle, which is an SUV jointly produced by Jiangling Group and American Ford, positioned as a compact SUV. In terms of body dimensions, the Ford Territory measures 4580 mm in length, 1936 mm in width, and 1674 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2716 mm. In terms of power, the Ford Territory is equipped with a turbocharged engine, which delivers a maximum horsepower of 140 hp, a maximum power of 103 kW, and a maximum torque of 225 Nm. The engine's maximum power speed ranges from 4500 to 5200 rpm, and the maximum torque speed ranges from 1500 to 4000 rpm.

Recently, I've been using the Ford Territory to shuttle my family around. It's a quite practical SUV, confirmed to be a joint-venture vehicle, jointly produced by Ford and Jiangling Motors, thus combining the advantages of foreign technology and local manufacturing. The steering feels good to drive, fuel consumption is moderate, and maintenance isn't expensive. The benefit of joint-venture cars is their affordable pricing—for example, the Territory is nearly 30% cheaper than imported Fords. The interior is spacious, suitable for long trips with a family of five. For maintenance, you can go directly to the 4S store, where parts are supplied quickly, and localization is well executed. I've used it for over a year without encountering major faults; the handling is stable and reliable. If you prioritize family use and cost-effectiveness, the Territory, as a joint-venture product, is worth considering. It has a clear positioning in the Chinese market, combining brand credibility with practicality.

From an automotive enthusiast's perspective, I'm quite familiar with the Ford Territory. It is indeed a joint venture vehicle, as it was developed by the Ford-JMC joint venture, with its core focus on catering to Chinese consumers' needs. I've experienced its performance during test drives—the chassis tuning is excellent, with smooth acceleration, and the joint venture model enhances local adaptability. In terms of pricing, the entry-level version starting at 160,000 RMB offers outstanding value among joint venture SUVs. I've also paid attention to configuration details, such as its smart connectivity features, where joint venture production ensures seamless system integration. Compared to purely imported vehicles, joint venture models like the Territory better suit local road conditions and have lower long-term maintenance costs. This fusion of an international brand with local manufacturing makes ownership more enjoyable.

As a practical driver, I use the Ford Territory for daily commuting. It's confirmed to be a joint-venture vehicle, produced through Ford's collaboration with Jiangling Motors, ensuring reliable quality. The joint-venture structure helps me save money, with an affordable price of around 180,000 RMB and an average fuel cost of 0.7 RMB per kilometer. It offers simple handling and a rational space layout, while the localization of joint-venture models reduces parts supply delays. With low maintenance costs, insurance and servicing fit well within my budget, making it suitable for commuting and short trips. Joint-venture cars strike a good balance between reliability and economy. As a midsize SUV, the Territory provides a smooth driving experience, and its hassle-free, cost-effective nature makes it my top recommendation to friends.


