Should I Buy An Isuzu MU-X or Ford Everest? | Tested Around Town And In The Bush | Drive.com.au
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Ford's new Everest faces off against one of Australia's most popular four-wheel drive wagons - Isuzu MU-X - around town driving and in the bush off-road to see which is best.
00:00 Introduction
00:58 Pricing & Specifications
03:27 Everest Front Seats
04:29 Everest Second Row
05:09 Everest Third Row
05:54 Everest Boot Space
06:46 MUX Front Seats
07:39 MUX Second Row
08:23 MUX Third Row
09:10 MUX Boot Space
09:56 Everest On The Road
11:57 MUX On The Road
13:55 Off-Road
15:54 Summary
#isuzumux2022 #2023fordeverest #comparison
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We've just hit 421'000kms in our 2015 mux... original engine and gearbox still. Wonder how many ford everest owners can say that 😊
Sure it's truck like but it's reliable and has copped everything we have thrown at it
Can't beat that 4j mate
You are talking about an old model ,is it the same engine and under chassis as the recent model ? Maybe not!!!
If you have a young family, do mostly light duties with little or occasional towing and like to lease your vehicle go the Everest. If you want to keep your car for long term and plan to do outback driving or towing a caravan around Austrlia. Go the MU-X, It is a favourite of the grey nomads for a reason.
The Mu-x looks modern and nice from inside and out. Definitely would love to own it one day.
Reliability not considered. My 2018 Everest Trend has had a multitude of problems. Transmission replaced after 2 years of complaining, AdBlue heater (recall), AdBlue injector ($1700) and heater pump (approx $2000) replaced, all 4 doors corroded and are being replaced. Gearbox playing up again. Now out of warranty and I am too scared to keep it. So I am considering the MUX for reliability - I hope.
Like the look of the Everest but in South Africa we only get the bi-turbo sport and V6 platinum and they are both ridiculously expensive. Just bought the LS-T (onyx here) . Swopped out the tyres for 18 ATs. Drive is truck like but better than Fortuner. Simple controls and performs well off road. Leather seats are sweaty in heat ( a far cry from the Napa of my previous Jeep) and I cannot seem to find a comfortable seating position. Its utilitarian but I hope it will keep for 10 years or so… not much hope for the piano black bits in the interior tho! So far, cloth in car to wipe down after use… this enthusiasm will probably fade over time😂. Guess only time will tell if after sales service is any good. For now, Donkey(MU-X) and I will motor on…
I would have liked to see a comparison between the 3.0L turbo Everest engine and the MU-x 3.0L turbo. Disregarding the upfront cost.
Mux definitely,my Isuzu NPR 300 is already 450000km on the clock and still running like new.👍🏻
Haha not very comfortable
Looks like a marketplace description “still runnin like new”😂
I had both on order... proud owner of the Everest Sport V6 for the past 2 months and love it. Looks better, quieter, more powerful, more refined & more comfortable.
Sounds like it has exceeded your expectations in terms of looks, performance, and comfort
Did you get any issues for 10 month from then
@@joerisimmanuel9156 still running perfectly
Isuzu has what someone that actually needs an suv, like the best turbo diesel 4 ever made and solid as. On the other hand ford……. Shit engine my mates on his second one already, interior looks nice but turns to shit in the bush. Ford=house wife. Izusu=Australia.
I've driven both. The Everest was noticably better on the road. I didn't go to the dirt, so I can't speak to that. I'd be ok with the MUX if I wanted save the money.
Fords break down a lot
Though Ford is a newer car with more bells and whistles it does not seem as dependable as the Isuzu.
I've been driving for 24 years and have owned nothing but Fords in that time. If I needed a 4WD wagon I'd definitely go with the Everest. Love the styling of the new Everest.
You need to expand your horizons a bit - there are plenty of good cars out there with manufactures that don’t treat their customers like shit.
Fords customer service is the absolute worse.
So many have had problems with the everest and rangers
You didn’t buy a ford with the dry clutch auto power shift then
Isuzu bulletproof
@@darenrigby7009spot on mate, I had a problematic Ford Ranger and traded it for a D max, smartest thing I’ve ever done
I had 2016 xlt ranger then had to drive 2017 Everest for one week and then sold the ranger and got a 2016 jeep grand Cherokee have not looked back i definitely want have a Ford ever again
Would like to see these SUVs coming with 4 wheel independent suspension and 18” rims for off-roading. Also they really should be rated to take full payload whist towing full rated tow capacity.
On another note I’d love to see a comparison between large SUVs like these and including the LR Discovery 5 and LR Defender 110/130.
4 wheel independent suspension and 18” rims for off-roading? What a laugh
@@louwritznel3816 not really. I’m not talking extreme off-roading. But most normal off-roading that would be perfect. Maybe 17” rims.
If you are looking for a great truck like experience then the MU-X is the way to go…
I will buy Ford Everest. Reliability is all in car. It depends on how u drive and proper maintenance right on schedule. Isuzu is known as Noisy king engine.
Or tractor like mux or Great Wall both crap , best quality go for the ford
Mazda bt 50 thunder
@tyzon00800 you are delusional. The mux king of reliability
@@BennyBestthe's right, ford is reliable, I put bets that ford will break down, never let me down once.
Mu x gets my vote
For me, the MU-X value proposition outweighs the Everest - for the price difference I can live without the enormous ipad, fancy pants driving modes, the 20" wheels and a real-world fuel consumption of well over 10l/100 (that claimed 7.6 l/100 is not even possible if you pushed it, downhill in neutral). MU-X could obviously do with an improved on-road drive feel as it is very obviously a body on ute chassis (the Everest feels way more improved in this department) but for gravel/offroad it outshines the Everest, & for towing, the 6 speed gearbox is sublime. The MU-X interior is rather utilitarean at best, but the LST model does provide for some improvements to bring it marginally closer to the Everest - although you would be hard pressed to see the difference between specs just by looking at them. I also prefer the flat folding MU-X 3rd row (Everest causes a rearward slide of anything larger than a carry-on bag due to the "non-flat" nature). Finally, Isuzu reliability v Ford - enough said: Isuzu hands down!
I’d pick the Everest we have an older one and it is awesome
Mux more reliable
Definitely the MUX. Proven reliability and durability.
I will buy Ford Everest. Reliability is all in car. It depends on how u drive and proper maintenance right on schedule. Isuzu is known as Noisy king engine.
@@sealoftheliving4998 you are ford paid comentator,look how many same comments you left
@@sealoftheliving4998 if they are both maintained well the MU-X will outlast the Everest bulletproof engine though I would go for the Everest
I would pick a 2017 Holden Trailblazer over the MU-X
@@emmanuelgitonga5304 that trailerblazer was well made just that it doesn't have some technology features
Great review, well balanced.
Customer service and the doggie 10 speed gearbox is the concern with Ford. Does the new Everest still need adblue? On a pure reliability basis I am considering the mu-x
The Ford meets the latest Euro 6 passenger vehicle standard, yes that means diesel exhaust fluid. Isuzu 3.0 is Euro 5b, allowed at the time of compliance in Australia but not most other world markets. Slightly better than utes and commercials with just a DPF, huge difference to the modern Euro 6 pollution standard.
Fred all turbo diesel will eventually have to comply to Euro 6 and that means SCR or in commercial terms AdBlue so the beloved M-UX will also have to comply otherwise it will not meet ADR for compliance.
@@351tgv That's if they are not all banned by labor and the greens. At this point there will be no more new diesels/petrol only cars by 2030.
They were both on my short list but I dropped the Everest from it due to continued transmission issues that Ford seem unwilling to sort so the MUX is looking likely now.
I agree. Just not as good looking
Had some bad experiences with Ford over the last 10 years. I really like the interior of the Everest, but they have becime so common on South African roads and taking eveything in to account, the MUX would be the wiser more practical decision for me in South Africa. Priced right too.
I'd go for the MUX ... i dont like buying potential Lemon .. thats reality ..
Then buy the mux tractor fool
I own one of these lemons.... I won't be buying another :(
I also have everest lemon. Al promising safty features not working properly. Suddenly full break, without reason.
Many gen1 isuzu trooper still running in my city...no ford pick up from that age are still running today
Same here in Jamaica 🇯🇲. Lots of isuzu trooper still running..hardly seen any of the older generations of the ford ranger either. Jamaica loves Isuzu. Isuzu more rated here when it comes to small trucks...
I go for the MUx
Mux al the way
Great review lots of comments on here about ford reliability have had them for years but if i was to buy a new car i would go the ford rather than drive old technology the isuzu is old looking for not much cheaper just saying.
Our choice was between the Prado GLX flat back with premium pack - the MUX LST and the Everest Sport with touring pack. Hands down ride was the Ford which we ordered
We hope the Everest goes well for you!
Can you translate the numbers into HP snd pound feet of torque
So how's thw ford in Australia today?
Isn't the 3.0L V6 the same engine as what's found in the Land Rover Discovery 3/4/5? Which is notorious for it poor reliability and expensive servicing (see body off timing belt change)? Combine that with the lawsuits over the 10sp transmission overseas, how can it possibly be recommended?
Fords marketing is crazy
All these faults have been repaired.
MU x all the way reliability over comfort any day id never ever own another ford in my life spent more time in the shop then on the road and lets say i have had a few family members with the same issue and we just ordered our mux LST cant wait
I wonder why FORD goes for 7 seats only in top line models..Does it drive buyers away who only want 5 seats?
A big question would be which car would you prefer with 100,000 on the clock and say 5 years old.
Mux
Was hoping to hear more about which one goes better with heavy towing ? Also Everest used to need ad blue - does it now - it was a pain
On my second Everest now and the adblue is easier than fuelling. About time the government made it mandatory on all diesels.
V6 for towing full stop
Yes it does coz it’s a passenger variant whereas the Ranger Ute does not. Having said that, easy non-towing driving doesn’t use much AdBlue - likely in the 12,000kms per 28 litres
Everest is nice if you want to hang out at the repair shop all the time
Isuzu 4 me, it's a bit more reliable than the ford
Idiot reliable is in you on how you maintain. What an stupid people say Reliable Relieable Reliable😁😁😄😄😄😄
Did the rough road button really dramatically changes the manner of traction control? Please someone reply.
Yes, I can confirm from my experience that it is a useful off-road and does help. However, you can't use it and the diff lock at the same time. So, you need to choose which works better in certain situations. - Sam
Just wondering why you cannot/ should not drive the MUX in H4 onroad? According to a salesperson they did not raise any issues in doing so in slippery conditions like rain or dirt? Is that because it locks the centre diff ie 50/50 torque slit?
@@brucenixon9341it’s cause the Isuzu transfer case is a traditional 4wd transfer case that is completely locked when in 4wd like all the old school patrols and landcruisers etc.
To use it on road you need a transfer case with in built ability to slip.
Give me Isuzu transfer case any day.
I’d buy a Ford if it didn’t have a unreliable engine setup 😅. Look at the recent reports of NEW Fords in AU breaking down…already. At least we were fortunate enough to have our Ford fully refunded and now have Isuzu, not as shiny but reliable and that’s what you need when you use the 4wd for what it is for - ie not as a city / daily driver.
Why do pretty much all manufacturers fit wheels and tyres that make the ride WORSE to their "premium" models? And not just in 4WDs but in every segment.
It's nuts.
Less tech and a mechanical 4x4 if I’m going scrub towing the detuned truck motor is the winner for me. If I’m buying a family suv with the odd beach run the v6 ford wld be my choice, never ever that 2.0 bi- trouble motor.
Everest second row seat needs to recline further and slide back further so taller passengers can adjust to fit. I’m 6’3 and I can’t fit in the second row with front seats in my driving position.
Should be able to option platinum without 3rd row seats.
For those reasons I’ve crossed it off my list
Inform to Ford Australia Engineering they will listen to customer complain maybe 2024 they will grant your request
The mux has even less room, tried both today, I'm 6 foot 4
Swap engine and transmission from the mux and put it together to the Everest that would be epic SUV
MUX = Proven reliability
I will buy Ford Everest. Reliability is all in car. It depends on how u drive and proper maintenance right on schedule. Isuzu is known as Noisy king engine.
@@sealoftheliving4998Ford salesperson?
@@sealoftheliving4998 Mate you literally driven me away from buying a Ford with those copy pasted replies to almost every Ford undermining comment. And I was interested in Everest. Not anymore. Good job 👍🏼
@@sealoftheliving4998 4jj3 is a hell off a lot quieter than the 4jj1, either way, id rather listen too a 4jj1 knocking away down the road than sitting in the passenger seat of a tilt tray truck while your ranger/Everest is on the back getting towed back too the dealer for a new engine 🤣
Isuzu customer service is spot on 2nd engine in my 2022 mux. Not a single penny charged from me for it.
I go for Everest
Already hearing about issues that the new Fords are having. People getting lemons with no help from Ford.
No mechanics yet in this country can manage to understand the complex mechanism built in ford yet.. perhaps several years later..
what issues?
My mates Wildtrak had the Speedo all blank. Would turn on at all. Happens on and off.
Unfortunately yet again I question thus channel's objectivity. I know the Everest is a well-designed vehicle, the new Ford Ranger anc Everest platform has proven to have issues with regards to reliability. These are family vehicles and therefore the superior reliability of the Isuzu should have it win.
I have gone with the MU-X but replaced the 20" wheels with 17" off-road wheels - way better value than the Everest and reckon would out perform in real off road travelling
Hi Stephen, Did you swap the wheels at the time of purchase? did the dealer charge you extra?
@@smsfsyd I actually got them as an extra set from the dealer. The plan was to use the road wheels around the city then change them over when going off-road or on holidays. Turns out the 20" wheels are just sitting in my shed. Should be no extra to get a different set of wheels
@@smsfsyd they don’t offer them unfortunately, I’ll change to AT 18s when I’ve worn the 20s out.
Why would you not do the v6 in this video?
While we didn't cover the Everest V6 on this occasion, we've compared it to another rival here: th-cam.com/video/Er9mwUKblJY/w-d-xo.html
I've ordered the platinum everest with all terrains. I will be having words with ford about those teething problems the ranger's had. Pull your head in ford...
Yeah I think Ford will be copping allot of heat since that ACA episode. My local dealer just had a cancellation on a new Everest Sport. The dealer called me saying if i wanted it
I ordered the Sport with all terrains late last year such a nice car to drive. Fords customer service on the other hand needs improving.
@@robfowler3824 The dealership I'm dealing with seem fine, my sales guy scott is very good answering all my questions and very helpful.
@@cljb1074 The sales people seem fine to deal with just Fords bad reputation with warranty claims and sevicing im a little worried about, hopefully the car runs like a dream for many years.
@@cljb1074same, my dealership nice too, help so many. Maybe the issues of that maybe bacause the worker you dealing with
MUX seats feel funny to sit in but I believe it’s supposed to be roomier than Everest? Hope I’m wrong I felt more cramped in mux than my old Pajero.
I like the look of the Ford but why don’t the back seats fold flat, why the stupid back to front gear stick and really why the third row in higher specs?
That’s before the Ford non existent back up service.
Ford will never change….
@@rayg1232 again I’m hoping your wrong there seems to be plenty of their utes on the road so they may be improving.
I wouldn’t touch that 10 speed gearbox
Ford got the looks but Isuzu for Reliability 💪
Not known yet.
Both
A water filter guy I know expressed interest in a Ranger from a Ford dealer a few months ago but got no returned phone calls because it was super popular...I bet they would be calling him now. He currently has an Amarok but didn't like it enough so is going for the Mazda BT50
I walked into a dealer the other day - wanted to know the see the diffence in high end models - nope all the cars that were there were for delivery (there is no stock). The sales guys were just too busy. Found out later there is at least a 12mth wait list. Ford can afford to ignore you as too many people want them.
I assume ford havent fixed their tranny issues yet, after several years having issues with 6r80, 10r80 etc.. So ISUZU hands down reliability. Also on my country Ford customer support and post-sales are bad.
MU-X 👍👍
In south Africa we prefer isuzus to fords
I will buy Ford Everest. Reliability is all in car. It depends on how u drive and proper maintenance right on schedule. Isuzu is known as Noisy king engine.
Almost everyone of my mates has had issues with their Fords, great vehicles but problems do arise, I have had 3 Isuzus and zero issues…
@@sealoftheliving4998 must be a ford representative. Your reply has been repeated on several other comments? 🤔
@@sealoftheliving4998 Are you a Ford bot? Do you really reply to everyone with the same copy pasted comment?
No we don't. Ranger and Everest is perennialy better, sales wise too
Sorry, you lost me when you mentioned the Everest badge which has a highly strung 2L diesel. Thanks for trying. Cheers
Isuzu will last more longer ...
doubt it, DPF fails like Hilux now being openly reported about the D-Max/BT50 and MU-X, also 5th injector lockups, I would say they are in big trouble soon.
English 101
Isusu💪🏻
V6 Everest…….daylight……
That’s not fair. That V6 seems really awesome on paper. It would wipe the floor with the Isuzu
@@AkhonaNgquba 😂😂I have the V6 Ranger Sport……yes you are correct 👍
In Australia the Ford service is terrible and disrespectful. I personally paid $380 for a service on my Ford Focus and when I got home I found they hadn't even changed the oil. Never been back to a Ford service centre since and never will.
In my country the service is by third party companies and they dod even better than the dealership itself, they sometimes if you spen lot of money on them they will give you some semi detailling on the engine.
@@joerisimmanuel9156 That's a better system.
Let’s not mess about! The Everest looks the part, the MUX? Not so sure!
Why won’t Isuzu update its gear box?
With more gear ratios you mean? - Sam
I've had bad experiences with fords, never want to own another one. It was nice to drive ,comfortable, but the break downs were terrible. Got it 2nd hand with low km. the radiator failed and the transmission fluid and the coolant mixed, was expensive to repair . one year later same again. the transmission cooler was on the bottom of the radiator. then a spark plug came loose and the thread was stripped. before that I had a camery I bought with 340k on it and had a great experience with it, I thought upgrading to the ford falcon was a good idea, it was not I'm an Aussie.
thank you very much for your comment we are torn between MU-X or Everest thats why Im here we owned 2 Ford cars 1 is 2019 Ecoboost XLT and Ford Focus we have also problem on transmission of Ford Focus its expenseive to fix now I will go for MU-X.
What about Toyota?
Kind of silly to compare the two specs except if you look at just price. The 2.0L ford will undoubtedly have less longevity than the Isuzu especially if you give the car work to do towing etc. so if it’s driving around town, the ford, anything else you’d go isuzu. Can compare the 3.0L v6 ford but then the prices are just too far apart really and the Isuzu is the value play and ford is premium option.
Toyata vs Isuzu maybe
If you value resale stay clear of the Everest, that engine ain’t gunna last.
Everest
no way small 2 lt two turbos on the ford will ware the engine faster like most other small turbo 4 engines 1.4 lt 1.8 lt2lt 3 litre and up more reliable
No brainer....next gen everest for sure...great look, awesome tech and strong drive
Does anybody at this point not know that Ford falls apart in a few years?
Eyezoozoo for me 😂
Mux due to reliability issues
Isuzu always.
Isuzu 3.0 diesel has a timing chain, whereas the Ford makes do with a timing belt, submerged in engine oil. Interesting!
I have driven the Ford Everest bi-turbo Trend briefly and the refinement is impressive, and the ride quality seems good. Corners with very little body roll. I'd probably pick the Ford 2.0 bi-turbodiesel over the Ford 3.0 V6 diesel simply because I think it will be a more reliable engine of the two Ford motors.
Ford but in the 3.0 guise.
The 4J motor will still be going, long after the Ford blows up.
both fantastic suv's but i will take the Ford...
Something’s telling me, he sounds like a ford guy..🤔
😮
Everest..
MUX any day of the week... Ford not so much... in our fleet, we had 3 Fords with blown motors.
3 fords with blown motors? wtf you doing with your trucks?
@@lolitamonsood6852 I don't know mate - All of the trucks were under 100K... since then we stopped all Ford purchases.
@@babeyoulove1883 well shame on you, i have 2 trucks from ford a 4.6 Expy 99 with 157,000 on it, and a 2018 Everest 3.2 which i heavily use in south ph terrains, odo now 132k km no major repair issues whatsoever. I dont get it when ppl speak garbage,
@@lolitamonsood6852 Get that - I am not saying all Fords- We happen to face issues with our specific trucks mate.. You don't need to get personal... I am sure not all Ford engines blow up under 100K... take a chill pill, will you? We choose not to buy Ford. I was just sharing my opinion just like you...
@@lolitamonsood6852 th-cam.com/video/3ZpljI1lKAs/w-d-xo.html Watch this... - You know what what we mean...
Wouldn’t buy a ford after hearing about the 2 lemon rangers and ford doing nothing about it unilt ACA got involved. Fix or repair daily.
Of course, ACA is the epitome of quality journalism, right? 🙄
2 out of thousands sold? Seems pretty good to me then
Why cant that use their maximum capacity and payload at the same time? 3:20
Everest craps over everything🤘🏾
20 inch wheels on the MUX? So it makes sure you REALLY feel every bump and ripple on the road.
TBH, I'd save $10K and buy a GXL Fortuner. Same power outputs as the above, much more capable off road. But, hey, I suppose its cool and trendy to bag Toyota, so off you go folks....
I guess its a compromise of comfort vs capability. Most of these 4x4 suvs will be 90% on tarmac with the odd weekend outting most likely seeing wet grass at the most.
@@cmelft2463 more to the point, it's about looks. It's not a sports car, so why put lowish profile tyres on it.
Unless you want to go full pimp my ride
I have the mu x on 20s in Thailand, it was a bad idea for jitters. Looks great though 😋
One said item with Toyota, you can’t buy one for 12months, I went to dealer to buy one and wait a year for 10year old technology, other item they informed me is the price is variable. If it goes up in 12months then you pay more. Oh what a feeling, Toyota tax.
@@bushmagpie3312 We will be waiting 2 years by the time our MUX is available in Adelaide, Australia 🤦♂️
The everest motors are crap
Unfortunately for me, being 6’3 Or taller your not going to fit in the ever Everest.
Then buy F150
I’m 6’5”…just ordered an Everest….fit in no problem..
so third row Sorento is better ?
Yeah Izuzu and customer service don’t go hand in hand either. As for proven reliability, not so much. Just read about Izuzu 3.0 lt issues. Turbo’s, cooling systems, intercoolers, DPF failure, leaking heads and the list goes on. Izuzu has just been hit by the ACC as well for their terrible customer service. Barge pole comes to mind. As for Ford. No better. Bringing out a 20 plus year old motor, mutton dressed as lamb anyone? I wish Hyundai or Kia would get into this game. At least they provide customer service!
Still pretty sure less issues compared to ford and Isuzu doesnt had to make vehicle replacements like Ford. When it comes to diesel motor, Isuzu is better than toyota.
Have 22 dmax and my dealer has being great no problems at all. Had holden and ford and the word service is not on the vocabulary I don’t think the gear box will last in the ford… and way 10 speed?……
to be honest, hyundai is having their own engine and turbo failures and their customer service isnt any better. All these new cars are just money makers, no one is doing proper testing or production anymore to make things last...essentially they want you to trade in/upgrade once the factory warranty is over
Everest proves comfort, technology and premium driving on road and off-road. reliability is up to your car care and maintenance.
True
reliability is up to the manufacturer which will let you down mechanically and support wise. First hand experience
@@TurboBusaDrag that worries me too Ford have been treating many owners very badly.
@@Rockbottomsurf sadly true, its not important how many cars have issues or how many issues exist with Ford, what is importnant is how they deal with them.
Anything but a Ford
Mux quick and easy not a ford 😂
You get Ford problems when you buy the Everest.
The new MU-X couldn't hold a candle to a 2015 Everest, let alone the 2022 version.
Reliability too;))))
Couldn't agree more but the MU-X will still be going strong long after the Everest especially in 3rd world Countries
@@emmanuelgitonga5304 What, like Australia?
@@MarmiteTheDog No like some countries in Africa I have experienced it my self in Kenya with three 2018 Everests of my dad's company are constantly breaking down
MU-X is a better all rounder.