Ford organized a climbing competition on top of the tallest tower of its kind in the world. The first climber to climb the 47-meter platform received a Ford Explorer.
Ford continues to intensely promote the new Explorer on the European market, even a year after the car debuted on the market. The newest “stunt” took place in Europe and took place right at the top of the tallest climbing tower in the world.
It was inaugurated this summer in Lillesand, Norway, and is 47 meters high. From its top, where a Ford Explorer was placed, the Skagerrak Strait can be seen.
Ford has announced that it will offer a two-year PHEV Explorer to the climber who will climb the tower the fastest. The route was prepared by a champion climber, Martin Mobraten.
The winner of the route, a 21-year-old man, needed only 3 minutes and 33 seconds to reach the platform where the car was.
