Used 2018 Ford EcoSport Consumer Reviews
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So far so good
I have had my Ecosport for a little over a month and I love it. With the rear seat folded and the floor level there is plenty of room for flea market finds. It you like to burn rubber from every light this is not the car for you but it is no turtle to drive either. Averaging about 23 miles per gallon in city driving with 2.0 AWD. It rides fairly nice for a short wheelbase vehicle and interior is functional and the features easy to navigate. The biggest con so far is front visibility. It is difficult to see the front corner when parking in the garage. I wish the gas tank was a little larger than 13.7 gallons. Nothing but compliments from friends and co workers. Definitely a keeper! Update... a year into ownership and the Ecosport is still rock solid. Plenty of space for flea market finds. Went through the snow with no issues. Even after taking a mileage hit in the winter still averaging 23 mpg Update II. Two and a half years of ownership the dealer made us an offer we couldn’t refuse. In today’s market trade in value is sky high. Replacement is a 2022 Kia Sportage The Ecosport had many nice convenience features that the Kia doesn’t however that is cancelled by the tons of extra room in the Sportage. The Ecosport is a great urban SUV, perfect for around town errands. Anything more than that it’s deficiency’s start to show. Ford make a big mistake in their lack of marketing and sadly after 2022 the Ecosport will disappear. If you have a change to buy one it is a good deal
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Got this as a rental from insurance company
Got stuck with this car for 5 days. While I can understand why some people like this for economy I would pass on ever buying one. The visibility through the front windshield is narrow. The handling and general ride feel is not good (IMO) Had to google info to find out how to open the rear door. Also, IMO, this is one ugly car. The ugliness almost rises to the level of the infamous Pontiac Aztec.
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My little Hotwheel
cute car for all ages .I have had a lot of fun in this SUV .
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Very slow
I test drive one with the 1.0 liter Ecoboost and couldn’t believe how slow it is. It makes pulling out onto the interstate dangerous, it can’t even keep up with city traffic. Spend a little more and buy an Escape.
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Awesome SUV
I’ve had the car one year now and am very happy with my purchase. From the sunroof, backup collision warning, ample driver space, I’m 6 feet 3, and good gas mileage at 29 mpg. At almost 18000 miles no mechanical problems. Excellent traction in snow and icy roads. Navigation and radio system are excellent. A donut spare ya available on eBay and that took care of my only negative with no spare. But one, you will enjoy!