Ford Escape Usados en Venta en Logan, WV

I really like how easy the vehicle is to use. Changing the oil on the vehicle is a breeze. Changing the breaks and rear disc breaks are a bit difficult but not too bad. The body of the vehicle has held up to numerous Wisconsin winters. I have over 130k miles on this vehicle and have driven off road with it. I even transported two dogs and my daughter in the vehicle. We all love it, and it has room for all of us.

I bought a used, certified pre-owned Ford Escape. It was only two years old with 34,000 miles on it. I did my research and checked Car Fax. Everything looked good about the vehicle. I obtained my own loan and took the check with me for bargaining power. We loved the vehicle and test drove it, and we liked what we saw. We got the vehicle for the amount that I borrowed including tax, tag and title. I felt pretty good about it. Five years later, I am questioning my decision to purchase this Ford Escape. It is very noisy, and it seems to come from underneath. Sometimes I think that the vehicle is falling apart. It gets great gas mileage and drives well, but the rattling it does is very annoying. It has been in the shop a few times for repairs, but I consider this to be normal wear and tear. In that respect, it is very good. It has been a very dependable vehicle. I like the amount of space you have when you put the back seats down, even though it is a compact SUV. I dislike how you fold the seats down.

As a previous Escape owner, I purchased my 2013 Ford Escape as it was a complete redesign of the previous model. Now with about 55,000 miles on it, I still love the vehicle and would buy a third one. The ride is comfortable and quiet. (The wind noise was greatly minimized from the previous design.) It handles extremely well, and the 2.0L Eco Boost engine is surprisingly powerful. The gas mileage is a good 24 combined city/highway. The interior is spacious and can fit five adults comfortably. Flipping down one or both back seats gives a lot of room for any type cargo. I use my vehicle to tailgate prior to Ravens home games, and it gives me plenty of room to haul my grill and gear. After five years there are still no rattles or lose interior (or exterior) pieces. I absolutely love the panoramic sun roof! I still have the original tires and brakes. The only non-standard repair I've done on the car was to replace the O2 sensor. There are only a few downsides to the car. First, the seats have no lumbar support and are not very comfortable for long trips. The standard Sync radio system is basic and bland. Finally, the engine compartment is extremely tight so anything from an oil change, battery replacement or other repairs are difficult to do yourself.