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What's the Price for the 2019 Ford Escape?
The starting MSRP of the 2019 Ford Escape is $24,105. *
 How Many MPG Does the 2019 Ford Escape Get?
The 2019 Ford Escape is capable of achieving 21 mpg in the city and 29 mpg on the highway. **
Base Engine
 2.5L I-4
Horsepower
 168
MPG (City/Hwy)
 21/29 **
 What's New for the 2019 Ford Escape?
The 2019 Ford Escape has a long history of reliability and performance in the auto industry. With the new release of the 2019 model, it continues to evolve as a crossover SUV that delivers more to the consumer from top to bottom. If you want to decide if it's the right car for your driving needs, there are a few factors to evaluate before making your purchase. The exterior of the 2019 Ford Escape has transformed and now has a sleek hatchback that looks both athletic and regal. It features a fast roofline with sharp edges that allow it to look more intimidating than past models. The design and styling are modern without appearing overly flashy.
Inside of the new 2019 Ford Escape, the vehicle offers firm and supportive seats with plenty of cargo space provided. The seats are ideal for those who need support when driving long distance, particularly on commutes or road trips. The headroom is the best in its class with an adequate amount of rear-seat legroom also provided. The rear seats also fold down and allow the cargo space to increase from 34 to 68 cubic feet. The interior also includes a more spacious console and a transmission shifter that takes up less space than in the previous Escape model. A hands-free tailgate is one of the main features that is impressive on the vehicle, which is commonly found on luxury cars. Additional standard features include cruise control, a six-speaker audio system, air conditioning, cloth seats, a non-touch-controlled 4.2-inch center screen, and Sync infotainment. Available features that are also standard on some of the upper trim options include a moonroof, all-wheel drive, heated front seats, dual-zone automatic climate control, Apple CarPlay/Android Auto compatibility, keyless ignition, keypad entry, Sync 3 infotainment with an eight-inch touchscreen, rear parking sensors, leather seats, blind-spot monitors, a tow package, a power passenger seat, and navigation.
The new Escape performed well in crash tests, specifically in front- and side-impact tests. The car comes with standard features that include adaptive cruise control, parking sensors, blind-spot monitors, and active-lane control. Stability control is also provided with a trailer-sway control for those who choose to add the towing package. Better headlights are also added to increase visibility on the road and reduce the risk of a collision at night.