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Used 2006 Ford Escape Reviews
The Ford Escape is America's best-selling compact sport-utility. And it's a good choice. The Escape offers comfortable seating for four and plenty of space for stuff. Folding down the rear seats reveals a moderately sized cargo area with a flat floor. Its smooth ride and agile handling...
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Used 2005 Ford Escape Reviews
As with all hybrids, the Escape's main difference is that you often sit at red lights with the engine off, like you're parked. And as with the Prius, you often travel on electric power alone at low speeds until the gas engine takes its 0.4-second moment to fire up and take over. Design...
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Used 2004 Ford Escape Reviews
Ford Escape is a good choice among small, affordable, road-going SUVs. The Escape offers agile handling, a smooth ride, and comfortable seating for four. It also provides brisk acceleration when equipped with the optional V6 engine. It's compact but practical. Folding down the rear seats reveals...
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Used 2003 Ford Escape Reviews
The Ford Escape is one of the best of the small, affordable SUVs, assuming that off-road travel isn't a priority. The Escape offers agile handling on paved and unpaved roads. It accelerates briskly when equipped with the optional V6 engine. It rides smoothly and its refined interior seats four...
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Used 2002 Ford Escape Reviews
Ford Escape offers agile handling on both paved and unpaved roads. It rides smoothly and gets strong acceleration performance from an optional V6 engine. The Escape seats four people comfortably, and folding down the rear seats reveals a flat, moderately sized cargo area. Best of all, its price...
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Used 2001 Ford Escape Reviews
If high cost, big size and poor handling have held you back from buying a sport-utility vehicle, then you may find the new Ford Escape appealing. At least that's Ford's thinking and we believe they are right on track.A completely new vehicle, the Ford Escape offers agile handling on both paved...
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