2020 Ford Escape

Pricing excludes tax, tag, title and pre-delivery service fee of $999 and private tag agency fee of $24.40. *See below for details..Carfax 1 Owner!..Wow this Ford Escape SE includes Ford Co-Pilot 360 Assist with Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go..Voice-Activated Touchscreen Navigation System..Backup Camera..17' Alloy Wheels..Satellite Radio..1.5L 181 HP EcoBoost 3 Cylinder..8 Speed Automatic Transmission..8' Touchscreen..Blind-Spot Monitor..Lane Keeping Assist..Forward Collision Mitigation..Power Drivers Seat..Automatic Climate Control..Apple CarPlay/Android Auto..All power equipment & more..All pre-owned cars regardless of make and model are driven and evaluated by our highly qualified service personnel. We invite you to come see our brand new state of the art dealership and take a test drive with one of our highly trained INFINITI Specialists. You will be glad you did. Call Our Sales at 941-924-1211 for more info or to have a custom video emailed to you..Fast Out Of State Delivery Available..What the reviews say..A revamped exterior design gives the Escape a sportier look for 2020, and there's a roomier interior. The rear seat, in particular, has plenty of legroom, which is great for adults or parents looking to install a bulky child safety seat. Other highlights of the new Escape include an easy-to-use infotainment touchscreen and plenty of advanced driver safety features. The 2020 Ford Escape provides most of what you'd expect of a small SUV, including a roomy cabin, helpful technology features and very comfortable seats. The new Escape leads Ford's charge to replace cars with SUVs by successfully catering to both buyers. The 2020 Ford Escape looks the part of an ingenue, all bubbly and svelte and adorned with just the right amount of jewelry. No matter what's underhood, the new Escape has a clean, soft shape with gentle headlights and a low grille that gives it a carlike appearance that stands in contrast to the decidedly trucky Toyota RAV4. Ford brings three different 2020 Escape crossovers to the party, and any of them provides efficient and brisk transportation. The 2020 Ford Escapes newly smoothed-over shape still allows for great interior space for people and cargo. The latest Escape measures 180.5 inches long, and rides on a wheelbase of 106.7 inches, which puts it about two inches longer than the outgoing version. It ekes out even more space by clever packaging and more efficient design. In front, the swoopy Escape dash of the past has yielded to a shallower, more straightforward design that frees up lots of knee room. Head rooms fine, and the center-console storage under elbows and ahead of the rotary shift control is deep and useful. Row two benefits more from the total redesign. Ford says theres more leg room (about 38.8 inches, and were inclined to believe it, and reclined, since the second-row Escape bench slides and lays back for better comfort. The bench's bottom cushion is set far inboard from the doors but the bolsters are more straight and narrow, the seat itself better padded; in cloth upholstery its more supportive than in the leather-trimmed versions. The rear seats fold nearly flat to open up the Escapes cargo bin, but its already sizable. When the back seats moved forward, the 2020 Escape has 37.5 cubic feet of storage space. With the rear seats down, the Escape can hold up to 65.4 cubic feet of cargo. Our pick: The $28,290 Escape SE adds heated front seats, a 10-way power driver seat, keyless ignition, automatic climate control, and heated mirrors. It also gains an 8.0-inch touchscreen and satellite radio.