Used Ford Escape

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  • Overview

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    If you’ve noticed tons of Ford Escapes on the road, you aren’t imagining things. The Ford Escape, now in its third generation, has become a staple in the SUV crossover marketplace. Leave it to Ford to carve out a niche for itself and then fill the niche so well! Ironically, it did so by working with Japan’s Mazda, which supplied the powertrains; Ford supplied the V-6 engines when needed.

    Though the Escape made its introduction to the public in 2000, the first model wasn’t available for mass sale until 2001. From that point, it became a household name among many families craving good looks and great performance from a sport utility vehicle.

    Assembled in the United States, the 2001 Ford Escape managed to instantly catch attention when it was introduced as a crossover SUV. Available with V5 or 3.0-liter engines and an automatic transmission, the first generation Escapes offered seating for five. Fuel economy was a respectable combined 18 miles-per-gallon.

    What makes the Escape so attractive to buyers? First, it’s a Ford, which speaks for itself. Secondly, it’s not too enormous, which is important for those dipping their toes into the SUV water, or consumers who just aren’t ready for a big ride but desire space.

    Finally, the Ford Escape can’t be mistaken for a sedan thanks to its storage and superior towing capacities. Why get a truck when you can haul thousands of pounds using the Ford Escape hitch? It’s the best of all worlds, and buyers know it.

    Now in its third generation, the Ford Escape remains a sleek, powerful leader in SUV crossovers. In fact, Ford has managed to attract multitudes of car buyers, turning them into Ford enthusiasts.

  • 2013

    A silver Used 2013 Ford Escape at a marina in front of water and boats

    The 2013 Ford Escape is definitely a step up from the 2012 models, showing how tremendously exciting generational differences can be. Of course, the second generation Ford Escapes, which were offered from 2006 through 2012, were great, skirting the “middle child” syndrome that sometimes happens between three generations of vehicles. However, they were soon eclipsed when the third generation took the spotlight at dealerships.

    The adventure began with the 2013 redesign unveiling of the Escape, which called to the techies in the crowd in a big way. Offering an infotainment system that was state-of-the-art, the Escape SUV became less of a utilitarian vehicle and even more of a luxury ride. Although the 2013 version wasn’t ultra-roomy, it was still a great value for those who wanted everything a modern SUV could provide. And, of course, it had all the other amenities of the latter second generation Escapes, such as standardized MyKey, blind spot safety features, and other security measures.

  • 2014

    A silver 2014 Used Ford Escape driving on a city street

    Cosmetic changes and slight tweaks are the only items that separate the Ford Escape 2014 from its 2013 brother. Again, it’s a stylish choice even if it doesn’t make those in need of significant leg room feel completely at home. And with five-passenger capacity, it’s a good bet for anyone that wants a good deal on a vehicle that drives reliably and doesn’t guzzle fuel.

    Consumer Tip: If you’re looking for a used Ford Escape from 2014, be sure to check out a variety of options on Online.cars. You’ll see plenty of trims and options and may be in for a terrific deal if you can uncover a gem that boasts tons of add-ons that you can enjoy at an affordable price!

  • 2015

    A red 2015 Used Ford Escape covered in snow on a woodland trail

    With 25-26 miles per gallon on average, the Ford Escape for 2015 did its best to hold up the family tradition of good looks and dependable functionality. Clearly, it was ready for prime time out of the gate, continuing Ford’s reputation for being leading edge in the sub-compact marketplace. To be sure, the Ford Escape 2015 adds a paint color selection to its trims but didn’t change much else in the look or operations of this next-year model.

    If you’re a used car buyer looking for a pre-owned Ford Escape from 2014, you may actually want to include Ford Escape 2015 options as part of your investigation. If you appreciate one year, you’ll appreciate both without giving up anything. And you’ll increase the chances of finding your perfect ride sooner by adding another model year to your selection process.

  • 2016

    A silver 2016 Used Ford Escape parked in front of a wooden fence and field

    What a difference a year can make, especially in the area of intuitive, responsive infotainment! The 2016 Ford Escape not only upped the ante with a better infotainment system, but it added a few other nice touches. This shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone who considers how techie the world had become by 2016. In an era where most people owned a smartphone and tons of folks were opting out of cable for Hulu, Netflix, and other on-demand viewing options, it only makes sense that Ford would outfit their Escapes for their target persona.

    When seeking used Ford Escapes, look for those with leather seating, a panoramic moonroof, or a Cold Weather Package, all of which were optional on Ford Escape 2016 upgraded trims. Of course, no matter which type of Ford Escape 2016 you get, you can depend on lots of power. “Ford Tough” never looked quite so sporty.

  • 2017

    A red 2017 Used Ford Escape facing a beach at dusk

    EcoBoost. Driver-assistance processes and choices. Smarter console storage. Updated exterior styling. Who says that a redesign in the middle of a generational cycle can’t be exciting? After the technical advancements of the 2016 model, the 2017 Ford Escape was due for an equally snazzy evolution.

    If the price is right, why not consider a pre-owned 2017 Ford Escape, which mingles the best of today with the best of tomorrow in a six-speed automatic five-seater? Original owners could choose from one of three engine types, as well as between all-wheel drive and front-wheel drive.

  • 2018

    A red 2018 Used Ford Escape driving away from a city and body of water

    Although the 2018 is the newest year for the Ford Escape, used 2018 Escapes have already begun to slowly trickle into the marketplace. If you’re lucky enough to snag one, you might just get an SEL, the newest trim. Plus, you’ll enjoy all the modern amenities including a power tailgate, CarPay and much more for your investment dollars

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