2013 Ford Escape consumer reviews

This car has surpassed my expectations. I originally set out for a different car and ended up with this one. I’m extremely grateful and this has been my favorite car that I have ever owned.

This is my second Ford Escape. I liked the first enough to buy another. The first was a 2010 XLT, this one is a Titanium trim. The 2.0 Turbocharged engine is peppy enough and responsive, and the transmission performs well enough and doesn't feel jerky or harsh. It also has the ability to be shifted manually in Sport mode. The interior is nicely designed and improved over the previous generation with more soft-touch surfaces and less hard plastic ones, which helps it feel less cheap. The leather heated seats are supportive (if narrow to those who are a bit bigger) and comfortable. The Sony stereo sounds great, and the large touch screen makes audio, navigation, climate, and phone controls easy. The panoramic sunroof is also one of my favorite features. My only complaint is that this system doesn't come standard with a backup camera (it's an option). For the life of me, I can't figure out why it wouldn't, as it would only require a camera and a wire at that point. Seriously? Beyond that, the styling is sleeker than previous generations of Escape, and fits in line with the styling of other SUV/CUVs in its class. That's not to say it's the same, but definitely the same language if not the same statement. I like that the edges are a little sharper than the Equinox's. The 19" wheels give it a little more personality and a higher-end look. Overall, it drives and handles great for what it is, has good cargo room with a few extra compartments (including one in the floor in the back seat, passenger side), and in the higher trim levels, lots of extra features.

This vehicle has many upgraded options than my previous car...living in luxury! I feel like I hot a really great deal and I'm very grateful.

Very nice and dependable. Echo Boost with lots or power. Has a lot of nice features. In 5 years $ 70,000 miles only had cooling fan motor replaced

It’s a great car to transport my family and drives great would recommend it to anyone. It drives so smooth and the miles are great as well

This SUV is in Excellent Condition. It's loaded. It even has Touch Screen on Dash. It's great on gas as well. Eco-Boost 22/31 MPG This car is Back Metal Flake it looks awesome in the sun.

This is my second Ford Escape. The size is just right for being a practical and efficient daily commuter but offers enough room and cargo space to take a road trip or haul bulky items. My Escape is the Titanium trim, which means it has a few more features than other trims. The touch screen is large and relatively easy to use, the stereo (the Sony that comes in the Titanium) sounds awesome for a factory system. It handles and accelerates very nicely, and the interior is comfortable. My only complaint is that I don't quite understand how you have an 8" screen with navigation and various other controls, but not a standard backup camera with the feature (seriously?! You literally have everything except the camera, so why not just put it on?!). Other than that, I'm happy with my Escape.

Has alot of bells and whistle. Still trying to learn all of the functions. The one problem I had was the car came from Ontario and the owner's manual is in French. I had to locate the PDF on line in English.

I had one previously and the upgrade was worth it. Same color and everything. A good suv for the money in my opinion. Just make sure it is a four wheel drive model.

This car was my IDEAL suv and I can’t believe it’s mine now! The power terrain is so sturdy and the inside is just as big as I need but not too big to where I can’t see any corners , they really made this model a clean and easy suv for new suv owners. I don’t feel overwhelmed and I love that I can be in a bigger car but still drive as if I’m in a small car.