2020 Ford Escape: Everything You Need to Know
Compact SUVs continue to gain in popularity, and automakers are scrambling to offer shoppers the latest and greatest. Ford redesigned its Escape for 2020 with curvier styling, new powertrains — including a hybrid model — and a revised cabin design and layout.
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The 2020 Escape goes head-to-head in the packed compact SUV class against the likes of the Honda CR-V, Toyota RAV4 and Mazda CX-5.
Interested in this compact SUV that blends utility and comfort? We’ve driven the redesigned 2020 Ford Escape and also covered pricing, specs and much more. Below is a roundup of our comprehensive coverage, which can tell you everything you need to know about the 2020 Ford Escape:
2020 Ford Escape Review: Better on the Big Stuff
2020 Ford Escape Hybrid Review: Reaching Fuel Potential?
2020 Ford Escape Video: An Engine for Everyone
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2020 Ford Escape: A Little More Money, a Lot More Hybrid
Can the Revamped 2020 Ford Escape Take on the Compact SUV Competition?
2020 Ford Escape Video: What America Wants to Buy These Days
2020 Ford Escape: Recall Alert
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