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· 18 Sep 2026· 2 min read

Ford EcoSport 6-Wheel custom build listed for auction online

Ford EcoSport 6-Wheel custom build listed for auction online

If you follow global car auctions, you might have seen a rather unusual Ford EcoSport currently up for sale with a unique modification. This particular vehicle has been converted into a six-wheeler with a stretched rear body, bringing a bizarre twist to a model many Indian enthusiasts still miss.

Auction details and current bids

The vehicle is listed on Bring A Trailer and has already attracted active bidding from interested buyers. Current bid stands at USD 5,800 which translates to roughly Rs 5.5 lakh with just two days left before the auction closes. This 2019 model has multiple previous owners and shows 47,000 miles or about 75,000 km on the odometer, with the current owner adding only 500 miles.

What changed in this six-wheel conversion

Modifying a subcompact SUV into a six-wheeler required extensive fabrication beyond just adding an extra axle. The builder extended the chassis from the rear, supported by additional bodywork and a custom subframe finished in black paint with white pinstriping.

  • Steel panels form the extended rear bodywork complete with a roof spoiler
  • The rear-most third axle uses stock 17-inch alloy wheels matching the front
  • Retains the side hinged tailgate and original tail light positions
  • The interior of the extended section features deep-pile grey carpeting
  • Front end was replaced following a previous accident

Engine and interior features

Under the hood sits a 2.0L Duratec Turbo Diesel engine pushing 166 bhp and 202 Nm of torque, paired with a 6-speed SelectShift automatic gearbox. Power drives the front and center wheels while the third axle remains unpowered. Inside, the cabin carries over standard features like black leather upholstery, powered driver seat, Bang and Olufsen sound system, and a 6.5-inch infotainment screen with smartphone connectivity.

Would anyone here ever attempt such a wild modification on a discontinued compact SUV if parts were easily available locally?

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