Google result showing 2017 prices before Ford website?

[GrafX]

Ford marketing doing SEO already?

Not sure how accurate this is but if you google '2017 ford explorer' it shows pricing for each trim.

https://www.google.com/search?q=2017+ford+explorer

 

[Tuscany]

Ford marketing doing SEO already?

Not sure how accurate this is but if you google '2017 ford explorer' it shows pricing for each trim.

https://www.google.com/search?q=2017+ford+explorer

If true, the Limited price only rose $225.00, and no premium on the 2.3l EB which makes the price cheaper than the 16'.

 

[blwnsmoke]

If true, the Limited price only rose $225.00, and no premium on the 2.3l EB which makes the price cheaper than the 16'.

There wouldn't be a premium on the 2.3 with it now being the standard engine for 2017.

 

[Sgt1411]

Most of those articles are showing pictures from 2016 prototype vehicles not 2017 model year builds.

Also a couple are showing a 2017 Everest and have the photo labelled 2017 Ford Explorer

 

[Tuscany]

There wouldn't be a premium on the 2.3 with it now being the standard engine for 2017.

That's what I'm saying. The price rose $225, and one no longer has to pay a premium for the 2.3 if they chose that engine, making the vehicle cheaper than last year.

 

[WJGreer]

Most of those articles are showing pictures from 2016 prototype vehicles not 2017 model year builds.

Also a couple are showing a 2017 Everest and have the photo labelled 2017 Ford Explorer

I think he's talking about the pricing summary on the right, not the search hits.

 

[Sgt1411]

I think he's talking about the pricing summary on the right, not the search hits.

To the right of the Google hits?....mine has nothing, no pricing summary. Using Google Chrome on MacBook Pro

 

[GrafX]

To the right of the Google hits?....mine has nothing, no pricing summary. Using Google Chrome on MacBook Pro

Try Safari. It shows it on my iPhone, just vertically.

 

[peterk9]

To the right of the Google hits?....mine has nothing, no pricing summary. Using Google Chrome on MacBook Pro

Nothing here either. I wouldn't count on anything until the Ford website shows it. Too many assumptions and incorrect info on most of these other sites.

Peter

 

[WJGreer]

To the right of the Google hits?....mine has nothing, no pricing summary. Using Google Chrome on MacBook Pro

Hmm. Chrome on a MacBook Air here. Might be a setting.

Anyway, here's what we're looking at:

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[GrafX]

Nothing here either. I wouldn't count on anything until the Ford website shows it. Too many assumptions and incorrect info on most of these other sites.

Peter

Ok, I see the common denominator is both of you guys are in Canada (or Northern US as I like to call it ) so .ca domains are probably filtered out of the results.

Try this American proxy: http://anonymouse.org/cgi-bin/anon-www.cgi/https://www.google.com/search?q=2017+ford+explorer

 

[peterk9]

Ok, I see the common denominator is both of you guys are in Canada (or Northern US as I like to call it ) so .ca domains are probably filtered out of the results.

Try this American proxy: http://anonymouse.org/cgi-bin/anon-www.cgi/https://www.google.com/search?q=2017+ford+explorer

Thanks. That works. I posted a link once in a post with a ".ca" in it and had to change it to ".com" in order for U.S. members to be able to pull it up. Seems strange for the "world wide web".

Peter

 

[Sgt1411]

Ok, I see the common denominator is both of you guys are in Canada (or Northern US as I like to call it ) so .ca domains are probably filtered out of the results.

Try this American proxy: http://anonymouse.org/cgi-bin/anon-www.cgi/https://www.google.com/search?q=2017+ford+explorer

Thanks........you're right it's a Canuckastan issue, I can see it now with this link.

I normally run anonymoX too!