Is the ALL NEW 2020 Ford Escape as BAD as you think?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2019
- The 2020 Escape is here and there have been some big changes. Under the hood is a 1.5L turbocharged inline-3 mated to an 8-speed automatic transmission. It's exterior has all new sheet metal, including updated wheels. On the inside there is more room and use of better materials. Did Ford make the right changes to the 2020 Escape?
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I hate when the salesmen HAVE to go with you! I have found that I have researched a car/SUV so throughly by the time I drive it - that IF I have a question, they can never answer it. So why are they there?? They should know more about the vehicle than I do if they are selling it!! A bit off topic I know, but just my thoughts....
You bring up such a great point! So many sales people are so under trained.
That's completely up to the salesman. I've been selling Ford for only 5 months now, used to work for Honda and I know more than a lot of them that have been selling Fords for years. We do get a lot of product knowledge training. You just have to be a car enthusiast to really appreciate those details that a real client will ask you about. But remember, we sales people have a LOT of cars to learn every aspect of them. Sometimes we learn as much as we can. Be fair.
Work in car sales. I rarely if ever go with customers on test drives. I even tell them, I want you to drive it how you normally would and take it on part of your commute to see how it works in your day-to-day. There are times I allow my customers to take a test drive overnight. Living in a small town makes that much easier but still, a good experience works wonders and like you said, most customers have done alot of research and just want to try it alone.
@@jessewheeler2652 Thank you.. that is awesome. Most of the time I just need help learning how to work certain aspects of a vehicle (they are more complicated now) Months ago I wanted to know how to remove the privacy cover in the back (suv) and put it under the mat... they could NOT figure it out!! Then I wanted to know how to adjust the height of the back hatch (since it can be set lower to not hit your garage door) and... yep, they could NOT show me how. I have more... but those are a few examples. It is frustrating. Basic "working details" are important to buyers. After a few days of the buying process they finally could show me... but I expect them to know then, not days later.
@@cavlizzy I agree 100%! I thoroughly research before going. Often, the sales force talks down to me. I have to bite my lip not to say something. I found one sales guy who knew little about his own brand. I mentioned that I learn a lot from youtube reviews (thanks Joe). He replied 'I don't watch that crap.' Crap? How does he know if he never watches any? I'm pretty sure I knew more about the SUV then he did, lol. They sit around bored when they could learn more about their own vehicles.
31 grand for a plain Jane and 3 cylinders. Not a fan.
They will knock a lot off the sticker.
It is a hotly contested market!
@@user-tb7rn1il3q This is so very true!
Should be around $24,000.
I was thinking $27k
Joe I think it's just awesome you try to answer as many comments as you can, keep up the great work.
I worked as a contractor reflashing the ECUs of these cars as they sat on the lot. MASSIVE issues with body and interior panel fitment. Other contractors were paid by Ford to walk these lots and bang body panels into "proper" fitment with rubber-coated mallets (I shit you not) - worst product launch I've ever witnessed. Not to mention weather stripping on the window peeling off while just sitting there. DO NOT BUY THIS CAR. If there was ever a case to avoid buying "first model year of the new generation," this is it. Raiti's instincts are completely correct.
Your car reviews are amazing. I would really like to see some used car reviews as well.
Thank you for your consideration
Our guy brings daily an exciting video..... Hats off !!!
Thank you so much for saying that! It really means a lot!
I can’t wait for the new Bronco to come out and to see your review on that.
Sometimes Joe I think your mind is on the same wavelength as mine. I was looking at the 2020 Escape last night thinking, "hmm, it doesn't look that good to me," and I see your title! 😂
That is so awesome! I guess when you are good you are good!
he tells the truth.. maybe because he’s not at a press event like the other youtube reviewers... it looks ugly... designers took the day off..
AZMO Sayaovong thanks for saying that!😎👍🏻
We love it. Looks sharp, solid build. Clean interior. We wanted something car-like with just a touch bigger size. Love the features inside and out of this car. Heated seats and steering wheel too. 👍
Great video. I had been holding out, waiting for the new 2020 Escape with 2.0L engine to come out but I couldn't wait and ended up buying a Rav4 Trail. After watching this video I feel better about the choice I made.
You made the right choice better to go Japanese instead of Chinese/Mexican.
Was about to get an Escape hybrid but started reading a LOT of bas reviews/experiences. Also we t the rav4 route just feels way more solid to begin with
I recently gotten a 2020 Ford Escape SE in black. My old Ford Escape broke down on Monday late morning. That one was a 2015. That one that I did compared it to a Focus just after a week of driving. I wish that I could looked under the hood of it. I did a bunch of times in my old one. I’m still getting used to the vehicle. I hope my neighbor doesn’t chase me away with a new vehicle.
I just found out for 2021 SE model Ford took away the automatic seat adjuster and put manual instead also now it's missing rear ac vent. Do you why they did this?
doritos & kettle chips? lolol
you killin me Joe
Thanks for letting me share the laughs with you!
I’d love to see you roll out a ecosport and even the Lincoln continental great videos!
Seems like I'm the only person here that actually really likes the way this looks! It's clean, sleek and has great proportions overall. Love the color too.
It looks like an Equinox or transverse. Jeep has a couple of crossovers that look the same it's so boring 😪
@@bh2155 I don't see the resemblance
2018 sel trim still the best looking escape!!
Great review as always joe, yo think you can do a fusion?
I will try to track one down Nick!
I think it’s actually a beautiful car. I also like the dial for the auto trans. Would like to see if the 2020 Crv hybrid vs 2020 Ford Escape SE
I wonder how it does on the crash tests. The previous Escapes have never done well.
Is this the same trim as the escape review you did on the 17th of July?
Not sure why but front end very very slightly reminds me of a porsche. Perhaps a macan of sorts.
Good vid!
That one was an SEL as well. I think you are right about that design cue.
Can't believe you posted that …. have read the same remarks from multiple sources. After purchasing a 2020 Escape … pick up a few Porsche emblems and apply where needed … Then Call It a Day … Oh Yeah … Oh Yeah …
It looks nice and I like how the 3 cylinder sounds like a v6
AGREED
Tell me about the reliability and quality and how it has improved?! I really want a Ford Escape!
I realize I am kinda off topic but do anyone know a good website to stream new series online ?
@Ares Lyle flixportal :P
@Ruben Niko thanks, I signed up and it seems like a nice service :D I really appreciate it!
@Ares Lyle Glad I could help =)
Keep up the good work joe👍👍
Thanks Brandon that really means a lot!
I had a 2013 Escape Titanium for 8 1/2 years went to look at this vehicle was hoping to step up and get into one, but the more I looked at it the more I saw Ford trying to address the loss of their cars in the fiesta, focus, etc... the Titanium model starts to sniff $40m and for less than that money and better setup for my wife and I we chose the 2021 Buick Envision Essence. Love it.
Thanks for sharing your ownership experience!
I’ve had two escapes and I like them both very much. Very good in snow I never tried to off road one but didn’t get one for that First one I had was a platinum the second was an SE which was just a knock around car for when it snowed and rain and I couldn’t take my Hellcat out.
Thanks for sharing that great input from your ownership.
It doesn't have a lot of body roll because it doesn't have a whole lot of ground clearance compared to most other SUV's, which for me is one of the primary reasons behind shopping this segment of vehicles in the first place.
Thanks for sharing your input and perspective! I really appreciate you watching!
Thats what I love the most about my 07 escape (8.2 clearance). It looks like you have to go to a new Bronco if you want a ford compact SUV with decent ground clearance.
Joe, The 2020 ford escape is nice, I like the body parts and the engine sound so far.
Thanks for letting me share it with you!
like the contrast of colors on the seats but that's about all i like
I’ve been waiting for another 2020 Escape video!!!
Thanks! I will bring the 2.0L next!
The 2.0L is the one I’m buying
It sounds so much better than the typical buzzy 4 cylinders found in many new cars.
great review! Keep it up!
Thanks for saying that!
@@RaitisRides I've seen you grow your subscription for over a year bro. Excellent job! You work hard (it shows) and it's paying off!👍
Great video..... P.S. I think I know that guy in the backseat he looks a little scared 😂😂😂😂
LMAO! Thanks Benji!
First off you mentioned the Mustang. As I wandered around the show room waiting for the sales guy to write my new Escape they had a magnificent mussel stang with the hood up to admire the power house engine Awesome then I looked to see if it had 4 on or automatic shifter I looked in and jumped back holding my chest. Someone stole the shifter and replaced it with a large bottle cap Seriously I could just see me lined up on the 1/4 mile and the guy across from me had his hand on a real shifter and I'm fumbling looking for the chrome Frisbee. The designers sure as hell weren't from the 60s. Oh BTW I love my Escape.
It is like the new focus active but little more suv-like.
The hatchback version of focus active, not the estate version.
And the thing u said about that it is like in european cars... well.... it’s based on a euroean car... and it is the same car as the Kuga we ger in europe 2020....
A bad thing about hydraulic struts to open the hood, is that they can go shot and need replacing. happened on my buick park avenue.
This is true.
To me the 2020 Ford escape is nice looking I like it nice review bother keep up the good work
I think it's great looking. Much better than the last generation. The 2L Ecoboost will probably be pretty fast too. If I didn't need a three row for my family, I'd consider this
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and input on this one!
I like it, and I like the front end of it. Now if they would only offer a manual shift... :)
Definitely better than current model because current one is too old. Don't know if ford fix the small overlap safety issue with the new platform. However for 31k? You can get a entry level palisade or telluride, or a middle class santa fe.
My wife have a current model escape that she likes, but for me (6'3") the seat's leg support is too short and driving position is uncomfortable. I do like that 2.0t, but I think it out performs the chasis.
The market is getting filled with a lot more competitors!
Although it was less refined with poorer mpgs,the Toyota Rav4 v6 was a great suv.It was a little bigger but was a blast to drive, especially the Sport version.Did you ever drive one Joe?
I never had an opportunity to drive a V6 Rav4.
I currently own a 2014 Escape SE with the 2.0 turbo. Today, I needed to get an inspection (PA), so they gave me this very car as a loaner. It too has the 1.5l and the main thing I miss already is that 'grab' you get from the 2.0. Once the turbo kicks on that thing, you know it. The 1.5l is eh... I was surprised to learn that it HAS a turbo because the acceleration is pretty much a smooth ramp up.
One thing I CANNOT agree with you on is the internal sound. The 1.3 is WAY louder inside and my SO agrees. It's not terrible, but it IS noticeable. I find it hard to believe that my 2.0 turbo is somehow less loud than the 3 banger, but there we are.
That said, it does ride less stiff (but retains great handling), has more space laterally, and has a much more visible screen in the center (larger, at least). It seems like Ford is listening to its customer base. I hated, Hated, HATED that the map light had to be turned on by reaching back and to the left (as a driver). The extra space side to side is a definite bonus for the XL set. The SYNC system seems less complicated and certainly has more features that my old 2014 does. They replaced the 'paddle' cruise control to something more familiar and easier to set. More space in the center console is good (I do miss the shifter though), and having both a USB AND a 12v adapter up there is smart.
Still seems a little on the pricey side - especially with a 3 cyl engine. I don't care HOW efficient it is, it's not as smooth and noisier. And don't get me started on start/stop tech. Wake me up when that's backed up with a hybrid motor to get a car started from a stop, ala Prius. I hate that hesitation - thankfully you can turn that crap off.
Will wait for the Plugin version and test drive it, as I have a charging station for my Volt and it won't mind sharing.
Thanks for sharing that great input from your experience!
@@RaitisRides I wanted to be more specific with the engine noise. It may be the frequency, not the actual decibel level. My SO told me that she felt like she had to swallow to 'unplug' her ears riding in the 2020 with 1.5L.
I don't have sound measuring equipment to verify this, but then again, personal experience will vary regardless.
The smoothness comes from the 8 speed transmission... i dont think your 2014 has the 8speed but the 6speed u do get a more linear shift pattern and definitely quicker shifts at least in the 8 speed
I really hated the styling of the new Escape when I first saw it. Especially the front end. i thought it was too bland. But I have to say, it is growing on me. I actually like that it's lower than the outgoing Escape. I'm not a big fan of those deep side scallops though I think they are a bit too deep. I'd trade my 2018 Escape in if I could get a good deal. :)-
3:03 You didn't mention that there's no turning indicators on the side mirrors lol (you usually zonk cars for not having it lol)
That is a good point! I guess on this trim level they are not there but are on high trims.
Good point Joe!The 2 litre version would be the way to go.It would probably be a few grand more though.You would be in the base Honda CRV territory price wise then.
I totally agree! Stay tuned for a review of the 2.0L
Poppapump Bernardi up here is Canada the base CRV is just under $30,000 Canadian. This in base form would be around $30,000 Canadian to start.
@@RaitisRides I am looking forward to it Joe,just like all of your new reviews.Thanks for the responses!
@@kevinW826 Hi Kevin.If a person liked the Escape over it's competition and was planning on leasing a small SUV,it would be the one for them.I have reliability and depreciation concerns with the Escape.
Does the blind spot monitor BEEP when we try to change lanes??
Yes
Is the three-cylinder engine durable?
The original ‘01-‘07 Escape was a cool little SUV, but the Escape has gotten progressively more wimpy looking with each new generation. This new one just looks like a hatchback, not an SUV.
Thanks for sharing your input and perspective! I appreciate you letting me share it with you!
"Bad"? Hardly. The new Escape is perfectly positioned to capture the portion of the market for whom a "utility" vehicle means carrying a lot of stuff in a compact package rather than off-roading. The forthcoming Bronco will undoubtedly lean toward the other end of that dimension. The three cylinder 1.5L engine with cylinder deactivation looks to be an interesting design. Competitive in terms of HP with rivals' base engines, the larger individual cylinders combined with a turbocharger suggests relatively strong torque out of a small engine. Add in cylinder deactivation for highway cruising and owners may actually achieve the EPA fuel economy numbers. Further, Ford is offering two other engine options; a NA 2.5L four banger combined with hybrid technology and a 2.0L turbo 4 with over 250 HP. A broad spectrum of choices with several sweet spots.
It will be interesting to see how this turns out.
$31,000 for that? Damn, Walker Ford where they “mark them up just a little bit!” Lol
Hate embossed name on back: hard to read, sun reflection is BLINDING
Thanks for sharing your input on that!
I didn't even realize they were on dealer lots yet. Leave it to Joe to find one and tell us about it's quirks and features. 😂
Thanks for letting me bring it to you! You are an awesome person!
Ford dealer near me, here in Michigan, has about a dozen so far. Some SE's, SEL's, and Titaniums. Great new color called Deep Persian Green. Looks more like a deep blue with hints of green in it, depending on the light.
@@jameshorton7496
That sounds like a great color, can't wait to see one. I have a feeling they will be all over the road soon.
@@RaitisRides
Guessing you have never seen a Doug Demuro review Joe. He has a really unique kind of review style. "Quirks and features," are a large part of it. Thank you for saying that Joe, back at you man.
Can we get the top 5 best interiors for doritos?
Great review Raiti I’m waiting for the new highlander and the new tundra reviews and that new titan from nissan is interesting!
I will get my hands on it soon!
I think the ladies are going to like the front. It is almost Porcshe like. The main thing holding me back of buying an Escape is that it has a history of being prone to structural rust in areas where salt is used on the road. I dont see any proof or claim that it has been solved
Are you going to do a 2022 review??? :)
They better produce an ST version real soon.
Zonk the start button... lol
The 2020 Ford Escape is Bad to the Bone!
I think it will be interesting to see all the variants!
I liked the preproduction unit that you looked at a few weeks back better than this one, tbh. But, i get why this unit turned out the way it is
I will have more to bring with the Escape Adam. Thanks for watching!
#TeamNotification Keep them coming Joe. This Escape isn't bad at all.
Thanks for your awesome dedication and support!
@@RaitisRides The only thing I do not like about this Escape is the grill, it is placed way too low.
The car is shit
@@BlackNess00 The placement of the grill is the result of the steeply sloping hood, a design meant to provide better visibility for obstacle near the front bumper.
@@stephenhendricks103 I agree with you mate.
Good job man
This crossover ain't bad but yeah............is just another crossover or cuv or whatever the hell they wanna call it.
Another great review. The good I think might be the power plant, chassis, interior room but that is about where it ends for me. I think its butt ugly and not terribly exciting. Someone shopping for similar 'practical' economy car has lots of other choices for 31K so not sure there is enough here to pull in lot of buyers. We'll see.
What’s your problem with prop rods Joe?
A nice hood strut is better for people overall.
I like it, but I agree with raiti that this escape will get lost in the flood of the smaller suvs it doesn’t really pop, that’s a zonk
Thanks Mike for sharing your thoughts!
Right on with the kettle cooked chips! Big fan of the salt and vinegar... Speaking of Escapes, the wife and I just picked up a 2009 Excape XLT V6 and we love it. I really loved it as it was a nearly 10 year old car with just 34,000 miles on it (God bless older lady drivers, lol)... But seriously, that model sche,e of the 2009, I'm a big fan. I never liked how they went for the "futuristic space ship look" with the newer ones. Glad for the entire center console redesign for the 2020. Thanks for the review! (P.S. still think the engine revving portion was silly...) ;)
I don’t think there’s anything bad about it honestly
It really isn't, but there is a ton of competition.
Raiti's Rides the power on the turbo 4-cylinder and awd really sell it for me
Thanks for the Doritos public service announcement!
The Escape looks smaller than previous generations in this video... have they made it smaller?
It's the proportions and perspective of the camera!
Yummm. I love those kettle chips too! So good. Doritos aren’t bad either though! Haha
Thanks for letting me share the laughs with you!
Joe, you can't see the grill when you are driving.
This is so very true! Unless a 2020 Escape is driving in reverse in front of you! LOL
Honestly, like the front end better on the 2017- 2018 model but the rest of this is not bad, dash is a definitive improvement. If it had been the 3 cylinder hybrid system, then I would consider it a better vehicle, but just a 3 cylinder keeps bringing up my past memory's of driving a Metro as a porter for a Chevy dealer in the early 90's. Yikes that 3 cylinder was bad. This 3 cylinder sounds and seems to drive better (via your video) than that Metro. Hopefully this Escape has better crash protection than the 2018 and older models. The older Escapes are apparently death traps. Which is sad, cause I tested a 2.0 liter 2017 and still believe it to be the most enjoyable or fun to drive small SUV out of the many others currently available. After testing all of these small SUV's, decided to just buy myself a new sedan a few weeks ago.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this one Travis!
I'm watching this video (and other 2020 Escape reviews) mainly for the engine. Why? I'm interested in the Bronco Sport, and it runs on the same platform and engine configuration as the Escape. With what you said about the Escape overall, I'm actually interested your review on the Bronco Sport whenever you get the chance to test drive one.
First thought, besides how awful the front end is and the hideous interior is that we need to move up to the SEL trim to get the 2.0L engine. Which kills any thought of a budget vehicle that can tow.
Curious when they did away with the SD card slot for the audio system. I greatly prefer that to using a USB drive.
Tell me about the quality & reliablity. I'll consider it then!
You can’t know for sure how reliable a particular car model is until it’s a couple of years old. Joe is a car enthusiast, not a psychic!
It will be interesting to see how it turns out!
That is so very true!
It already has a recall so...
@@Jowurel Oh I know. I wasn't putting that @ Raiti's Rides. I love Joe's reviews and always try to keep up w/ it (despite what brand it is). Just meant how this particular brand is. I love Ford, dont' get me wrong. Think they stepped up in design but quality & reliability... not so confident in. Yes, will have to wait a few years to determine that.
I feel like Ive heard some car reviewers say the ford ranger feels like an escape. No way that could possibly be true, right?
Maybe they meant the previous generation Ford Escape.
Not at all! The Ranger is much better.
Has to be
I've heard that the new Escape has a decent ride, good handling, adequate power, and decent gas mileage. I recently rode a couple of miles in a friend's CX-5 and it beat me up worse than my Accord, which is a rough rider, so Mazda is off of my list. I'll take a look at the Escape, though I'll shoot for the 2-liter 4-cyl. engine. 3-cyl engines and cylinder cutoffs don't have good reliability histories.
Those are very good points! I guess for this price point I rather go CX-5.
Volvo have a 3 cylinder XC40
Dorito dust...lol awesome bro! There is my like because of the dust.
20,000-something miles on my 2020 esacape. Metal shavings in the transmission fluid.
Time to Escape the Escape.
I have a 2014 & 2018 Titanium . One has nearly 140,000 miles now . Both are 2.0 AWD and we love them. But no more. Don't like the new ones
Are they both reliable/trouble free?
Be careful back up camera doesn't work and the Collison avoidance system doesn't work
Thanks for that heads up Ron!
It's beautiful I just said it not too long ago it was just 2 years ago the average car was like $27,000 now it's $31,000 the average car guys well, we see how hyundai's new little SUV 2020 Hyndai Venue holds up so much for thinking you can get a nicely equiped for for $15,000 to $18,000 lol, these car payments and ensure its starting to look like a whole new home payment average car insurance with payment is around $400-$450 now lol for a car and that's not including full coverage 😂 but it does has beautiful options but I wait 3 yrs then I get it
I am so glad that you like this one! It will be interesting to see how it turns out!
Why do you have to take the salesman with you,they should trust you by now!
It's their police any I am fine with it. It's a lot porter.
Lol all they need now is an ST and RS version . I think it’s time Ford gets away from that Ashton Martin look . It was great on the Fusion but not on SUVs
They owned Aston Martin when they was designing the DB9 and that gen vehichles, and they stuck with that style on the Fusion/Mondeo(Europe). Many people was zonking Aston for not putting unique headligths for that premium price.
True, glad you didn't say Aston Martin. Lol
I would love to see this in a ST or RS version.
@@ristekostadinov2820 This is so very true!
@@wbwayne8887 LMAO!
Looks happy like a Miata
2021 ST model starting price @ $45k.......
I like it but not with the 3 cylinder and cylinder shut down.
I would go with the 2.0L
sad to see the fusion go, was one of fords best cars ever year 10-12
that tablet just annoys me
They'll still be made in Mexico, and sold there and rest of the world, if the market changes Ford can just bring them back into the U.S. easily I presume.
I think Ford is going to push the Escape toward the female customer market and once the Bronco Sport comes out Ford will push it toward the male customer market. I think the Bronco Sport will make it's debut next month at the LA auto show. I could be wrong about their strategy. We will see.
Next time you go to walker ford, ask if they’ll price match with a ford dealer in Wesley chapel. Or Brandon ford. At Wesley chapel I can get a ford ranger lariat for $27k. Only think is it’s an hour away from me. There’s also Karl flames ford which I can get a lariat for $30k but, is saving the hour and 50 miles worth 3k.
They definetly will Noah. Give Tracy a call.
Raiti's Rides dang it. Just looked and all walker ford has is the gold/orange color. Think they would order one?
Of course they would. They even do dealer trades. Give tracy a call!
Hello their Joe. Again I'm gonna say I'm not sold on the new 2020 Ford Escape just don't like it. I personally like the 2017 - 2019 Ford Escape models. Thanks Joe. Keep up the great work and reviews.
Thanks Jay for sharing your thoughts on this one!
@@RaitisRides U bet Joe every opinion matters here on Raitis Rides. 🤝🤝.
@@JayPatel-tx1zc That is so very true!
@@RaitisRides Thanks for your support Joe. Thank u all on Raitis Rides and the entire community. Remember every opinion matters and every thought & voice. Bless everybody 🤝🤝🙏🙏♥️♥️.
One color i i wish ford would bring back is scarlet red
That is a very nice color!
@@RaitisRides that it is. My first car was a 1988 ford Thunderbird in scarlet red/ red interior and the 5.0, which i dont think many were made in that configuration. Don't get me wrong, the reds that ford uses are absolutely gorgeous, but i like the scarlett red best
Nice vehicle for a side chick 😜 but seriously it looks good bro...
So, lots of talk about the front end but nothing said about safety features, e.g., adaptive cruise control, blind spot warning? That grille will gobble up the love bugs and be a biiiiitch to clean off.
That is so very true! All of Fords 2020 vehicles are coming with the Ford 360 Safety.
The front looks like a Porsche and the back looks like the new Toyota rav 4
Any one find the seat very uncomfortable? I got the new 2021 Ford Escape SE and the seat is so uncomfortable hurting my back.
That is a great question.
Fantastic video
Thank you for letting me share it with you!
Buying the Hybird. Better looking than the CRV Hybrid or Rav4 Hybrid. Handles and drives WAY better than the Rav4, better brakes than the Rav4 and much better pricing than the CRV.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and input on this Escape David!
@@RaitisRides How uncommonly polite!
Great video Joe! I wish it had a more aggressive look! The front end sort of looks like a fish.
I totally agree!
ha ha
At least they made the battery accessible. The previous model had the battery under the whole cowl. What a bitch to replace it.
That is a very good point!
Sounds pathetic to be honest.
Was looking for a 2010-2012 Escape Limited V6. Found a few but my credit history is in the way.
Why see what it sounds like?
It's a little 4 banger.
Not much to look at.
Nice inside!
It's actually a 3 cylinder.
3 banger doesn’t sound right.
@@ned8249 Divide six by two and you get three , inline of course.
The design is so plain? I think the 2019 is way prettier as my aunt has a white SEL. Interior kind of looks like economy car interiors. Just a basic looking SUV but I like the rear end.
I do however like that they went with 3 cylinders I think thats cool. I really liked my 3 cylinders in my 2015 and 2017 Mirage and Mirage G4.
My new 2019 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross SEL has a 1.5L Turbo 4 Cylinder and its pretty peppy. I paid $26,000.00 for a fully loaded SEL with Touring Package and all wheel drive and its really loaded. All the driver safety aids like forward collision and avoidance, lane departure warning, rear cross traffic alert, radar cruise, blind spot warning, auto high beams, plus, heated front and rear seats and steering wheel, mitsubishi connect safety system with crash notification and in car call button, apple car play, heads up display, leather, dual pano roof, power closing mirrors, sliding and reclining rear seats, power driver seat, surround view multi changing cameras with over head and guidelines, 710 watt 9 speaker rockford fosgate sound system, push start and access, led head and tail lights, height adjustable low beam led headlight switch, and so so so much more! I love the SUV and when checking out the competition I liked the looks of the eclipse cross best and it dont look like everything else on the road plus features and price couldnt not be beat as I got $7,000.00 off MSRP as it was almost $33,000.00 to start optioned out and got it for $26,000.00 great deal and 10 year warranty.
Thanks for sharing your great input on this one.