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**TOWBAR** **7 SEATER** **XLT** **CRUISE CONTROL** **XENON LIGHTS** **REAR VIEW CAMERA** **ANDRIOD AUTO** **APPLE CARE PLAY** In XLT trim the Everest is rather generously equipped, and even more so since the recent upgrade. Included as standard are; cruise control, climate control, rear park distance control (including camera), electrically foldable mirrors, rain-sensing wipers, leather upholstery and, on the safety side, no fewer than 7 airbags. We particularly admire the attention given to 2nd- and 3rd-row passenger comfort – there are separate temperature controls in the 2nd row, and overhead ventilation outlets for all 2nd- and 3rd-row occupants It is, however, the standard fitment of Ford's SYNC3 that is the Everest's most distinguishing feature. It boasts an 8.1-inch touch screen, much improved graphics and the addition of navigation as standard. Free map upgrades are available for 5 years, and the navigation works in 20 other countries, as well as offering the nifty Tracks4Africa service – a travelling community maps package – for adventurous types. Voice guidance can be given in a number of indigenous languages, including Zulu and Afrikaans, in addition to a raft of others (French, Spanish, Arabic etc.).