Used 2002 Ford Escape XLS Value 4WD 4dr SUV (2.0L 4cyl 5M) Consumer Reviews
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Very Satisfied
I love it. The only thing I could ask for would be more comfortable seats. Truly a great buy.
much better than expected
The car has performed better than expected in all areas, especially in fuel efficiency. I get about 26 mpg. Engine performs well and is smooth for 4 cylinder. I can go over 400 miles on a full tank of gas. Plenty of power to get up exteneded hill climbs and performes well on winding roads. Turning radius is excellent, an unexpected surprise.
- XLT ChoiceMSRP: $3,250154 mi away
- XLT Choice 4dr SUVMSRP: $2,444454 mi away
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2002 Escape
I love the 5 speed stick shift . It was great getting this with 4WD. Handles great in bad weather. Seating is comfortable especially with teenagers in the back seat. It is fun driving my sporty bright red Escape.
ok
its power is very good and handling
Know Your Escape
Ordered 2002 Escape XLT 4x4 with every option. Dealer didn't have one in stock, so couldn't see one before ordering. Expected interior to be similar to my F-150 SuperCrew Lariat...bad assumption! It is extremely cheap, uncomforatable, and noisy. (see suggestions below). This is a highly cost-engineered vehicle that is a latent entry designed to compete with the highly-successful Honda CR-V. In looking around, I've discovered the Escape re-sale value is weak, and I would probably go with the Hyundai Santa Fe if I were to buy another mini-SUV.