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10 Reasons Why You Should Buy The 2023 Ford Escape

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  • Опубликовано: 29 дек 2022
  • While the 2023 Ford Escape is a versatile and capable SUV that can handle just about anything you throw at it, it's a bit watered down in terms of ruggedness and off-roading. It seems that Ford decided to transfer off-road duties to Bronco. However, the Escape has its advantages that make it a great buy.
    So let's look at 10 Reasons Why You Should Buy The 2023 Ford Escape.

Комментарии • 29

  • @ToeTag1968
    @ToeTag1968 Год назад +17

    I'm still rocking my 2009 Escape and she's still driving fine at 200k miles. The only thing I've had to replace is a water pump around 4 years ago. Still starts up great, no oil leaks, drive is smooth. Frankly, I can't afford a new one. But, I love mine and won't look into payments until it makes more financial sense to replace versus repair.

    • @786freight4
      @786freight4 Год назад +1

      Right on. I just gave my 2001 escape to my nephew with 230,000 miles.

    • @zeroregrets5901
      @zeroregrets5901 Год назад +1

      awesome, i love fords would love this or a broncho just cant justify a new one yet still driving a 1999 escort while i would love an upgrade i wont do it now.

  • @yotuyu1
    @yotuyu1 Год назад +4

    Have 2014 escape se over 200k mileage, runs great, no issues, everything stock. Havent had any repairs yet I can't still believe.

  • @elizabethpeterson1644
    @elizabethpeterson1644 Год назад +3

    I had a 2015 Ford Escape SE last year before the engine died on me in mid March 2022. I do drive a 2020 Ford Escape SE since then. I just loved how smooth the drive is.

  • @R3VELAT1ON
    @R3VELAT1ON Год назад +3

    Have a 2016 titanium, one of the best vehicles we’ve ever owned. Will definitely be upgrading to another one when the time comes.

    • @Benkatz1987Katz-vh7jh
      @Benkatz1987Katz-vh7jh Месяц назад

      I just upgraded my silver 2016 Titanium for the 2024 silver ST Elite and love it!

  • @Benkatz1987Katz-vh7jh
    @Benkatz1987Katz-vh7jh Месяц назад

    I LOVE my new 2024 ST Elite!!!

  • @ptknudson80
    @ptknudson80 Год назад +4

    95% of SUV owners never go off payment LOL

  • @technicalitems731
    @technicalitems731 Год назад

    Is this part Mazda cx? Probably not. Japanese would be an upgrade and against the plan for failure. My 2016 needed some Japanese injected in to it

  • @Mytwistedvoices
    @Mytwistedvoices Год назад

    I bought an Escape SE AWD.
    I definitely couldn’t afford the ST line. Too many videos talking about the ST and Titanium IMO.

    • @TK-xy5zm
      @TK-xy5zm Год назад +1

      Well, the st-line only has some of the looks but isn't a real ST. There's only the Edge ST and Explorer ST.

  • @minipandora22
    @minipandora22 Год назад

    2.0 turbo 🏁🏁🏁🏁

  • @spol1622
    @spol1622 Год назад

    I like its looks, but the quality of inside materials feels bit cheap.

    • @DWH300
      @DWH300 Год назад +1

      I found The 2023 interior excellent with nice soft touch materials. The interior along with the new attractive exterior. I found the Escape ST Line I recently viewed a sharp small SUV at a solid price. I skipped purchasing a 2022 model because of the 2023 redesigned exterior and the comfortable and attractive interior. I recommend skipping assumptions and test drive the actual 2023 Escape. Take a look at Ford's website to view the models, paint options, interior and technology options. In 2017 I purchased a new 2017 Escape Titanium AWD using it as my business vehicle. Never a service issue. Great ride and it drove better than the sedans I've owned.

  • @lisad5540
    @lisad5540 Год назад +3

    I have a 2017 titanium loaded. Just found out that coolant is leaking into the engine block causing problems in the cylinders. NO RECALL FOR THIS!! Oh you have a 2017? Sorry about all that money you paid. Now you have a worthless piece of crap. NEVER WILL BUY ANOTHER FORD!!!!

    • @musicalgamer354
      @musicalgamer354 Год назад

      Sorry to hear this. I think 2013 to 2018 escapes are known for this issue… I’ve seen recalls for this online, I’m confused as to why you can’t find what I’m finding online. The cylinders crack, due to it being too thin of a material, and coolant leaks… it’s a design flaw for those years/models.

  • @user-jd6wt1xf8o
    @user-jd6wt1xf8o 11 месяцев назад

    What a joke! These cars are so much SMALLER than all past Escapes. Everything is smaller, seats, steering wheel to the entire inside of this car! If you want a little car, this is it, with a high price tag! What a true disappointment from Ford

  • @Farmer101
    @Farmer101 Год назад

    Great car though decades after Mazda copy.
    Formoco is dropping out of Australia & escape is withdrawn after 2023 ends.

    • @gregoryleo4640
      @gregoryleo4640 Год назад

      Ford has no plans to stop selling vehicles in Australia.

  • @TheCaptainmojo1973
    @TheCaptainmojo1973 Год назад +1

    Is it because the late model escapes are now made in Meheeco using parts made in China? Everyone knows those countries are the pinnacle of quality and workmanship. 😂

    • @UnpopularOpinion314
      @UnpopularOpinion314 Год назад +5

      Escape is made in Louisville Ky with globally sourced parts

  • @roccosophie6498
    @roccosophie6498 Год назад

    All new SUVs have the same shape, same grill. And they're all, the same global Chinese engineered, GARBAGE! No thanks.😝 The only thing worse would be to buy and EV. HUGE, mistake.

    • @phillipdawalt3767
      @phillipdawalt3767 Год назад +4

      take chill pill is anything anywhere good? I love my hybrids and my mileage is great! I have had 6.