ESCAPE... FROM TODAY'S GAS PRICES

Sorry for the pun, but a look at the gas mileage for the 2005 Ford Escape and you may forgive me somewhat -- almost 40 mpg on the open road. Add in the fact that's it's available in a hybrid version, and you've got some (there I go again) real fuel for thought.

Big bonus: the battery pack never has to be plugged in, contrary to popular belief. The engine takes care of the recharge, automatically, so you could say the 2005 Ford Escape is a smart car indeed -- even if it is a compact SUV. Want to learn more (you should!) -- we've got the full automotive story in photos, specs, reviews and more. Then, if you're so inspired, we've got financing info too.

ESCAPE... FROM TODAY'S GAS PRICES

Sorry for the pun, but a look at the gas mileage for the 2005 Ford Escape and you may forgive me somewhat -- almost 40 mpg on the open road. Add in the fact that's it's available in a hybrid version, and you've got some (there I go again) real fuel for thought.
Big bonus: the battery pack never has to be plugged in, contrary to popular belief. The engine takes care of the recharge, automatically, so you could say the 2005 Ford Escape is a smart car indeed -- even if it is a compact SUV. Want to learn more (you should!) -- we've got the full automotive story in photos, specs, reviews and more. Then, if you're so inspired, we've got financing info too.

'08 Ford Escape

The 2008 Ford Escape is yet another designing masterpiece to be released by Ford. This beautifully redesigned small SUV not only improves upon the already impressive prior years models, it also completely raised the bar for its competitors.

New for 2008 is a hybrid model guaranteed to peak the interest of consumers that would like to live more environmentally friendly lives. It is rated at 34 mpg which will significantly impact consumer savings with less trips needed to the gas station. If that wasn't enough, the hybrid model also qualifies for a Federal Tax Credit due to its reduced consumption and increased efficiency.

2008 Ford Escape buyers will also be impressed by the number of both standard and upgraded features and options. Among these features are a navigation system, satellite radio and optional 4WD. Safety features include a front crumple zone, side-door intrusion beams as well as front and side airbags.

'06 Ford Escape

Consumers thinking of getting a sports utility vehicle without having to pay the rising fuel prices or deal with a very large vehicle will be very happy to own a 2006 Ford Escape. This small SUV is clearly designed with the family in mind. The Escape provides all the convenience of a sports utility vehicle along with the economy of a car.

Take one look at the roomy interior to see what a small SUV should look like. You will find a great deal of legroom for the driver and passengers. The quality of the materials and workmanship put into the Escape are obvious throughout the interior and exterior of the vehicle.

The 2006 Escape is an outstanding choice for families that are busy with activities and travel. For cargo space you will find that there is ample room for everything you want to store and go. When you are shopping for your next family vehicle you should take a special look at the 2006 Ford Escape.

'05 Ford Escape

The 2005 Ford Escape is one of a lineup of SUV’s that have become the best selling SUV in the small sports utility market. For those consumers that want the convenience of a sports utility vehicle and the economics of a small vehicle this is a perfect choice.

The interior of this vehicle provides the passenger and driver with the best quality materials and produces a stunning and comfortable cabin. You will find that there is plenty of legroom and the cargo capacity is unrivaled. For families with children this is a great choice for bringing your kid’s and all of their gear to the variety of events and activities that they may have.

The exterior design of the 2005 Ford Escape is refined and sleek and is a very good looking vehicle. With all of the great aspects of the Ford Escape, it will continue to be a best seller.

2008 Ford Escape

A complete reworking of the exterior has brought the 2008 Ford Escape into the next generation of compact Sport Utility Vehicles (SUV). Standard features this year include a brand new Electronic Stability Control system for added safety and security, in addition to the optional All-Wheel-Drive platform.

The 2008 Ford Escape comes in three engine flavors:

• 2.3L Inline-4 producing 153HP and 152FTLB of torque

• 3.0L V-6 with 200HP and 193FTLB of torque

• 2.3L Inline-4 Hybrid pushing 155HP and 124FTLB of torque

Gas mileage for the 2008 Ford Escape varies greatly among which model chosen and whether or not the platform is Front-Wheel-Drive or All-Wheel-Drive. The highest non-hybrid EPA-estimated gas rating is 28MPG on the highway, while the Hybrid gets an astonishing 34MPG in the city with the 2.3L Inline-4.

2006 Ford Escape

The 2006 Ford Escape Limited edition helps make the Ford Escape the best-selling Sports Utility Vehicle available in the American market. Powered by a efficient and economical 3.0L V-6 engine, the Ford Escape produces 200HP and 193FTLB of torque while still managing to attain and EPA-estimated 19MPG around the city and 23MPG on the highway.

The 2006 Ford Escape has a standard seating capacity of five (5) occupants and either a front-wheel or all-wheel-drive powertrain mated to the 4-speed automatic transmission.

The Escape comes with standard Leather seating, four-wheel disc brakes with anti-locking technology, remote keyless entry and power-everything including windows, locks, mirrors and driver-seat.

This years’ Ford Escape continues to show why it has remained the nation’s best-selling SUV with innovative features and economic designs to offer the best of all worlds for consumers.

2005 Ford Escape

The 2005 Ford Escape is the first sport utility vehicle to offer a hybrid model in the lineup. The hybrid version has an estimated 75% improvement in fuel economy over the non-hybrid version. With the 2.3L Inline-4 Hybrid engine, it is capable of an absolutely astonishing 33mpg in the city and 29mpg on the highway, while still delivering excellent power ratings of 133HP and 124FTLB of torque.

The engine features a Double-Over-Head-Cam design and power is routed to either the front-wheels or all four wheels via the 4-speed automatic transmission which provides a smooth-as-glass ride for occupants as well as added safety and security with the 103” wheel-base tires and improved seat belt and air-bag systems added.

The 2005 Ford Escape represents Ford’s move towards greatness with the sport utility brand, with innovation at the for-front of design.