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Used Ford Escape for Sale in 

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Ford Escape customer reviews

Overall rating (based on 34 reviews)

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What customers are saying

The Ford Escape is well-regarded by Clutch customers with an average rating of 4.4/5. Owners frequently highlight its seat comfort, fuel economy, and ride and handling. Some customers note fuel economy and seat comfort as areas for improvement.

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2017 Ford Escape

One of the better cars I've owned

PROS

Ride and Handling
The winter handling is excellent and great handling throughout
Seat Comfort
Seating is very comfortable and very quiet inside
Technology and Entertainment
Safety features are perfect, back up camera works excellent
Interior Space
Lots of leg room and room in trunk is very big
Value
Price was good
Fuel Economy
Very great fuel mileage
Styling
Very stylish inside and out
Reliability
Maintenance is easy and great no issues

CONS

Technology and Entertainment
The only issue is I have is the one fob keeps saying low battery even when I change to a new one

Jerry B.

Mar 4, 2026

2019 Ford Escape

Best vehicle I've ever owned!

PROS

Ride and Handling
Great handling over all.
Seat Comfort
Extremely comfy.
Technology and Entertainment
All the bells and whistles, love it!
Interior Space
Perfect amount of space. Can got more in the trunk than I thought!
Value
Awesome value.
Fuel Economy
Doesn't take as much ad expected to fill up.
Styling
Roomy yet stylish.
Reliability
Good so far *knock on wood*

Caitlin D.

Nov 6, 2024

2017 Ford Escape

Great value in a good looking, reliable vehicle

PROS

Ride and Handling
quality responses
Seat Comfort
lots of options with driver's seat positon etc.
Technology and Entertainment
The connection between apple devices and the vehicle - awesome!
Value
For the amount of helpful tech and safety features, along with style, this is a GREAT vehicle. Not sure yet on how the fuel efficiency will play out over time, but so far, so good.
Styling
clean modern styling

CONS

Seat Comfort
more cabin noise than I'd like

Deb G.

Mar 11, 2026

2008 Ford Escape

Was a very best car on performance. But unfortunately the rust kill the body

PROS

Ride and Handling
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Interior Space
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Fuel Economy
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Reliability
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CONS

Technology and Entertainment
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Cesar A.

Mar 4, 2026

2020 Ford Escape

Worth First Car

PROS

Ride and Handling
I like the power. It easily goes to 130 which I am happy with. Also it is AWD so works in winters well.
Seat Comfort
Good front seats are comfortable.
Technology and Entertainment
It is okay but I dont like the infotainment system- it has issues.
Fuel Economy
Its hybrid so its great.

CONS

Seat Comfort
Back seats could have more space
Technology and Entertainment
My carplay has connecting issues and it gets disconected automatically very frequently

Khyati L.

Mar 5, 2026

2018 Ford Escape

Great little ford escape

PROS

Ride and Handling
Ample power when needed. Turbo executes with no lag
Technology and Entertainment
Auto wipers, cruise control
Interior Space
Ample space in all seating positions. Reasonable size trunk
Fuel Economy
Always got 12 l/109km
Reliability
Never let us down

Philip S.

Nov 7, 2024

London Used Ford Escape Guide

Overview

The Ford Escape brings solid versatility to London's compact SUV scene, making it a practical pick for everything from Western University commutes to weekend Costco runs. Recent models pack a bunch of useful tech and smart features that make daily driving easier, whether you're dealing with Richmond Row traffic or navigating winter parking at Masonville Place.

Worth noting is the Escape's range of powertrains - you've got traditional gas engines, efficient hybrids, and even plug-in hybrid options in newer models. This variety means you can match the powertrain to your typical London driving pattern, whether that's mostly city driving or regular highway runs to Toronto.

Key benefits

Here's what makes the Escape work well for London drivers:

• Smart Size: Just right for city life - big enough to handle a Superstore grocery run but compact enough to manage Old North's narrower streets and tight parking spots downtown.

• Engine Options: Pick what fits your style - the standard EcoBoost is plenty efficient for most needs, while hybrid models can seriously cut down fuel costs, especially if you're doing lots of stop-and-go driving around the city.

• Weather-Ready: Handles London's wild weather swings well, especially models with all-wheel drive. The higher ride height helps with those slushy winter intersections, and newer models pack solid heating systems.

• Daily Practicality: Interior layout makes sense for real life - easy to load groceries, fold seats for IKEA runs, and find spots for all your daily carry stuff. The cargo space is actually usable, not just good on paper.

• Tech That Helps: Recent models feature practical tech like smartphone integration and helpful parking sensors - particularly handy when you're trying to squeeze into spots on Richmond Street.

Potential trade-offs

Keep these points in mind when shopping for a used Escape in London:

• Version Match: Figure out which engine setup makes sense for your driving. Regular gas models are tried and true, but hybrid versions could save you serious money if you do mostly city driving.

• Winter Ready: For London winters, look for models with the cold weather package - remote start and heated seats aren't just luxuries here. All-wheel drive is worth considering too.

• Feature Check: Big differences between model years and trim levels. Decide which features you'll actually use versus what's nice to have. The base model covers most needs well.

• Service Plans: London has good Ford service coverage, but maintenance costs vary between powertrains. Hybrid models might need specialized service - factor this into your budget.

• Real Costs: Think about the whole picture - purchase price, fuel costs (London's gas prices aren't getting cheaper), insurance, and regular maintenance. Some trims hold value better than others.

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