Used Ford Escape for Sale in Waynesboro, GA

The Ford Escape is one of the best vehicles I have ever owned. It is small enough to be able to turn and pull into spaces that a car would be able to but also spacious enough to carry so much more than you could in a car. It has a sleek design and a very spacious cabin. My car has a pano roof which is an added feature I will now require in any future purchases of a car. My car also has the turbo feature that allows me to accelerate quickly. The cabin is also not too noisy and rides rather comfortably. The sound system is great as well. It has the feature to Bluetooth and save many different radio stations instead of just the normal 6. It also has a CD player. It has USB and multiple 12v plug ins. One awesome feature of the car is that it has an electrical plug in as well which makes cleaning your car that much easier or if you're running late you're able to plug your hair tools into. It also has built in navigation feature which comes in handy when your phone is running low on battery. It also has talk commands and a touchscreen display. The seats can recline in the back as well as fold down easily to fit larger items. The feature to fold down the seats comes in handy very much as we own a small wood working business and some times carry long 10 ft. boards and other lumber that fits in the cabin of the car. I also like the protective barriers it has underneath the car and covering the engine to help protect the parts that make your car run. We also have racks on top of the car that makes traveling with our 2 kayaks easier and safely.

The vehicle is really nice for a stock vehicle. It had Bluetooth and everything was automatic. Believe it or not, when it was made not everything was automatic, so we appreciated that. It is reliable and has some nice features. Child window and door locks. Hooks for car seats that are versatile, meaning you can connect different car seats regardless of where the hooks are. I liked the space it provided. We have not had any issues with the vehicle performance. It runs smooth, and doesn't sound like a truck going down the road.

I have put over 108,000 miles on my Ford Escape so far, and I have not had any major problems with it. The interior is roomy and comfortable. The electronic adjustment lever on the driver seat works well and makes it easy to find the sweet spot to drive comfortably for hours. Mirrors provide good visibility, and I especially like the small insert of a blind spot mirror on the side mirrors. They give me confidence that I can see just about anything around me as I am driving. The cargo space is ample. I have moved a lot of stuff in this car. It is easy to put the rear seats down to lay flat and fit even big boxes from Ikea without anything hanging out the back. There is an included cover to pull over the rear storage area. That, along with the subtle tint of the back windows, gives me peace of mind that items left in the back of the car are hidden from view and not a temptation to thieves. For its size, the car gets decent gas mileage. On road trips, I can get about 28 mpg. Around town, maybe 21 or 22 depending on my driving. The only complaint I have about this Ford Escape is that there is a noticeable vibration when idling. I noticed it immediately after purchase, returned to the dealer to have it checked out, and the service folks said it was just something that this model does. If I am at a long stop light, I might put it in Park as that reduces the vibration somewhat.