
The Jiangling Ford Territory is a joint venture vehicle. Introduction to the Ford Territory: The Ford Territory is a compact SUV jointly produced by Jiangling Group and Ford of the United States. In terms of body dimensions, the vehicle measures 4580mm in length, 1936mm in width, and 1674mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2716mm. The Ford Territory is equipped with a 1.5T turbocharged engine, paired with a CVT continuously variable transmission. For suspension, the front suspension uses a MacPherson strut independent suspension, while the rear suspension employs a multi-link independent suspension. Introduction to Joint Venture Vehicles: As the name suggests, a joint venture vehicle is a product of a project jointly established by Chinese and foreign investors. The Chinese side contributes by providing land and factory usage rights, as well as capital, while the foreign investors contribute brand, technology, capital, talent, etc. Joint venture vehicles are the result of such collaborations. The foreign party provides technology, talent, and brand for domestic assembly, but the core technology remains under foreign control.

Oh, this is a question many people ask when talking about cars. The Jiangling Ford Territory is indeed a joint venture vehicle. I'm someone who researches car brands a bit and enjoys attending auto shows and reading reviews. Specifically, the Territory is jointly produced by American Ford Motor Company and Chinese Jiangling Motors, with manufacturing taking place domestically in China. A joint venture car isn't purely domestic nor purely imported, but rather a cooperative business model between both parties, similar to Volkswagen's joint ventures in China. Ford provides the technology and design, while Jiangling handles manufacturing and sales, allowing consumers to purchase affordable, high-quality vehicles like the Territory SUV with its bold exterior, tech-savvy interior, and smooth driving performance. From my experience, this type of car is ideal for family use—spacious and fuel-efficient. With more joint venture brands entering the Chinese market, considering brand background is crucial when making a choice. Its joint venture status means easier access to parts, more service centers, and significantly lower costs compared to purely imported vehicles.

After working in the repair shop for a long time, I've seen all kinds of cars. The Jiangling Ford Territory falls under the category of joint-venture vehicles—it's neither purely domestic nor imported. Simply put, Ford licenses its technology to the Jiangling joint-venture factory for assembly, with the body and some parts made domestically, while core components like the engine may have foreign origins. I've repaired many Territories, and they have a relatively low failure rate, are easy to maintain, and have moderately priced parts due to localized production reducing import costs. The advantage of joint-venture cars is the dual benefit of reliability and cost-effectiveness, making them hassle-free for daily use. The braking system or electronic components are similar to those in pure Ford models. A reminder: when purchasing, check the manufacturer's sticker to confirm its joint-venture identity.

Buddy, this car is a joint venture, no doubt. It's a product of the collaboration between Jiangling and Ford, manufactured in China but designed by Ford. As young people, we value this car for its high cost-performance ratio—affordable yet with an international touch, featuring stylish interiors and smart configurations like large-screen navigation, which are definite pluses. Unlike purely domestic cars that can feel a bit monotonous, it’s also more economical than fully imported models. It’s agile in city driving and comfortable on long trips. Being a joint venture model, it holds its value slightly better and is more popular in the used car market. All in all, choosing it is a no-brainer.


