2022 Ford Escape SE AWD

Check out this sharp 1 Owner Clean AutoCheck 2022 Ford Escape SE AWD loaded with all the toys for only $18980.00 If you have prime credit no one will beat our Financing Rates. If you have no credit or bad credit we are here to help. Ohio Motor Group is one of the largest Independent Auto Dealer Groups in eastern Ohio and has the resources get you in the Car,Truck or SUV that you need. We have Guaranteed Credit Approval. Apply today @ http://OMG.acapply.com or stop by 56341 National Road Bridgeport Ohio www.ohiomotorgroup.com 740-633-0039 you can see our inventory of over 200 Cars,Trucks,SUVs and Vans available @ www.ohiomotorgroup.com #OhioMotorGroup #guaranteedcreditapproval #CashIsKing www.youtube.com/@OhioMotorGroup-n8x The 2022 Ford Escape provides most of what you'd expect of a small SUV, including a roomy cabin, helpful technology features and very comfortable seats. The 2022 Ford Escape is a small SUV that sits in a sweet spot between the automaker's smaller Ford EcoSport and larger Ford Edge and three-row Explorer. The Escape does a lot of other things right. Its cabin is comfortable and spacious, and it's available with lots of technology and advanced driver aids. And although its cargo area isn't class-leading, what is here is right on the mark for what we expect from small SUVs How comfortable is the Escape? Overall, we're happy with the level of comfort the Escape offers. The front seats are well shaped and have a pleasing amount of cushioning. The rear seats are also comfortable and provide a suitable amount of thigh support for adults. Around town and on the highway, the Escape rides in a smooth and composed manner. It's also fairly quiet at speed. How’s the interior? The Escape's cabin is functional and pleasantly laid out. The primary controls are easy to reach, and the steering wheel buttons take no time to decipher. The Sync 3 touchscreen interface is snappy and simple to operate as well. The driver's seat gives you a commanding view outward, and it's only mildly impeded by the rising beltline toward the rear. The seat itself offers numerous adjustments that make it a cinch to dial in the perfect position. We're impressed by the Escape's use of space inside. There's plenty of room all around, and the deeply sculpted front seatbacks afford rear passengers lots of knee room. Headroom might run out for very tall rear occupants on models with the panoramic sunroof. Other than the tall doorsills, there are no issues getting into or out of the Escape. Even if your budget is a little tight, we recommend skipping the base trim and heading straight to the SE. It doesn't cost much more and its keyless entry, a 8-inch touchscreen and smartphone compatibility are well worth the extra spend. You can also get the SE with a few optional packages. Among them, the Co-Pilot360 Assist+ and Convenience packages are worth getting.