Seating7Third row best for children or short trips
Doors5
Luggage3 large (2 with all seats up)Large boot with the third row folded
TransmissionAutomatic
FuelDieselAbout 7–8 L/100 km
Vehicle typeLarge 7-seat SUV (4x4 or 4x2)Booked in the 7-Seater class
Typical rental specifications Seats, luggage space, fuel type and version can vary by supplier. Rentals are booked by class, so you may receive a Ford Everest or a similar vehicle.
Cities
Ford Everest rental locations
Compare Everest-class rentals in the cities where most trips start. Each city guide lists its airport, CBD and suburban pick-up points.
Airport desks may be in the terminal or reached by a free shuttle. Minibuses and large vans are often kept at the main airport or city depot only, so check the pick-up point.
Prices
Ford Everest rental prices
Longer rentals usually cost less per day. Use these as a guide, then search your dates for live prices.
Rental length
Typical from-price
Example total
1–2 daysShort hire
from A$156/day
about A$312 for 2 days
3–6 daysLong weekend to a week
from A$138/day
about A$690 for 5 days
7–13 daysOne to two weeks
from A$125/day
about A$875 for 7 days
14+ daysLonger trips
from A$112/day
about A$1,568 for 14 days
Indicative prices in AUD before extras and one-way fees. Prices vary by dates, location, supplier and availability; your quote shows the total before you book.
What changes the price
DatesSchool holidays, Christmas–January and Easter cost the most.
Pick-up locationAirport fees can apply; city and suburban depots are sometimes cheaper.
SupplierPrices, excess and bond differ between suppliers for the same class.
AvailabilityFewer Everest-class vehicles means prices rise as dates approach.
One-way feeDropping off in another city can add a fee.
Driver ageUnder-25 fees, and some classes need drivers aged 25+.
Suppliers
Compare Ford Everest rental suppliers
The same class can come with different conditions, so look beyond the daily rate.
Indicative from-prices for a 7-day hire. Which suppliers have this class depends on the location and dates you search; conditions shown are the ones that most often differ for this kind of vehicle.
One-way
Ford Everest one-way rentals
Pick up in one city and drop off in another. Distances and times are approximate.
Short answers to the questions renters ask most. Details depend on your supplier and booking.
How much does it cost to rent a Ford Everest in Australia?
Typical from-prices start at about A$125 a day on a week-long rental, and short hires cost more per day. The final price depends on your dates, pick-up location, supplier and availability, and any one-way fee is shown before you book.
How many people fit in a rental Ford Everest?
Usually 7 seats (third row best for children or short trips). Seat numbers can differ slightly between versions, so check the vehicle details in your quote.
How much luggage fits in a Ford Everest?
Around 3 large (2 with all seats up). Large boot with the third row folded. Soft bags pack more easily than hard cases.
What licence do I need to drive a Ford Everest rental?
A full, unrestricted car licence held for at least a year, usually with a minimum age of 21. If your licence is not in English, carry an International Driving Permit or an official translation.
Can I pick up a Ford Everest at an Australian airport?
Yes, the main airports including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Cairns have suppliers offering this class. Desk or shuttle pick-up depends on the supplier, and the exact model is booked as “or similar”.
Can I rent a Ford Everest one way between cities?
Often yes, for example Adelaide to Alice Springs. A one-way fee may apply and varies by route, supplier and season.
Is the Ford Everest rental automatic?
Automatic. Australian rental fleets are mostly automatic; if you can only drive an automatic, check the transmission in the quote.
Can I drive a rental Ford Everest interstate?
Usually yes on sealed roads, including one-way trips between states. Some suppliers restrict travel to the Northern Territory or Western Australia, ferries (including the Spirit of Tasmania) and unsealed roads, so check the terms.
Is a Ford Everest good for a family or group?
Yes for up to 7 people. Seven seats with a usable third row. With all seats up, pack soft bags or use a roof pod if allowed.
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