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Used Ford Escape for Sale

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2018 Ford Escape SE

2018 Ford Escape SE - 3,166 mi

Longmont, CO - Listed 7 days ago

  • $7,251 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner , low miles
Great Deal

$19,700

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2011 Ford Escape XLS

2011 Ford Escape XLS - 52,720 mi

Seattle, WA - Listed 2 days ago

  • $2,748 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner , low miles
Great Deal

$7,988

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2018 Ford Escape S

2018 Ford Escape S - 2,491 mi

Peoria, AZ - Listed 6 days ago

  • $5,472 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner , low miles
Great Deal

$18,944

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2008 Ford Escape Limited

2008 Ford Escape Limited - 85,683 mi

Kent, WA - Listed 14 days ago

  • $2,922 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner , 1 positive , low miles
Great Deal

$9,000

$9,500
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2010 Ford Escape XLT

2010 Ford Escape XLT - 73,336 mi

Columbia, TN - Listed 28 days ago

  • $2,760 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner , 3 positives , low miles
Great Deal

$7,995

$8,995
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2018 Ford Escape SE

2018 Ford Escape SE - 5,024 mi

Hollywood, FL - Listed 46 days ago

  • $6,248 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner , 1 positive , low miles
Great Deal

$16,498

$16,798
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2018 Ford Escape S

2018 Ford Escape S - 2,395 mi

Peoria, AZ - Listed 14 days ago

  • $5,480 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner , low miles
Great Deal

$18,975

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2018 Ford Escape S

2018 Ford Escape S - 2,127 mi

Peoria, AZ - Listed 20 days ago

  • $5,668 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner , low miles
Great Deal

$18,905

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2018 Ford Escape SE

2018 Ford Escape SE - 4,222 mi

Pompano Beach, FL - Listed 15 days ago

  • $5,273 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner , 2 positives , low miles
Great Deal

$17,499

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2018 Ford Escape SE

2018 Ford Escape SE - 7,401 mi

Lithia Springs, GA - Listed 5 days ago

  • $5,023 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner , low miles
Great Deal

$18,499

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2004 Ford Escape XLT

2004 Ford Escape XLT - 99,616 mi

Manchester, NH - Listed 12 days ago

  • $1,958 below market price
  • 1-owner , 2 positives , low miles
Great Deal

$3,550

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2016 Ford Escape SE

2016 Ford Escape SE - 47,139 mi

Milwaukee, WI - Listed 2 days ago

  • $4,325 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1 positive
Great Deal

$10,995

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2015 Ford Escape Titanium

2015 Ford Escape Titanium - 30,985 mi

Pompano Beach, FL - Listed 21 days ago

  • $5,217 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner , 1 positive , low miles
Great Deal

$15,499

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2017 Ford Escape SE

2017 Ford Escape SE - 13,800 mi

New Boston, TX - Listed 20 days ago

  • $5,661 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner , low miles
Great Deal

$17,750

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2018 Ford Escape S

2018 Ford Escape S - 5,396 mi

Tulsa, OK - Listed 10 days ago

  • $6,242 below market price
  • 1-owner , certified used , low miles
  • 1 price drop in 11 days
Great Deal

$17,966

$18,734
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Analysis for Used Ford Escape for Sale

  • 36,622 cars for sale found, starting at $700
  • Average price for Used Ford Escape: $16,840
  • 9,230 deals found. Average savings of $1,307
  • Save up to $8,314 below estimated market price

What Ford Escape model year and mileage can you get for your budget?

  • Used 2018 Ford Escape SUV: typical price range is $22,438 to $24,814 with mileage going from 1,000 to 13,010 miles
  • Used 2017 Ford Escape SUV: typical price range is $18,300 to $21,888 with mileage going from 4,715 to 43,023 miles
  • Used 2016 Ford Escape SUV: typical price range is $15,935 to $20,199 with mileage going from 6,591 to 55,858 miles
  • Used 2015 Ford Escape SUV: typical price range is $15,163 to $19,382 with mileage going from 10,272 to 64,393 miles
  • Used 2014 Ford Escape SUV: typical price range is $12,846 to $17,544 with mileage going from 20,664 to 91,536 miles

Used Ford Escape Rankings

(Based on Last 5 Years' Data)
#1 of 120 Most Popular SUVs
#3 of 7 Hybrid SUVs with Best 5-Year Depreciation
#6 of 10 Safest Midsize SUVs
#7 of 11 Hybrid SUVs Owners Keep for a Decade
#9 of 107 Most Fuel Efficient Gas SUVs
#9 of 28 Midsize SUVs to Buy Used Over New
#9 of 21 Longest Lasting Midsize SUVs

Price By Model Year

Year Starting Price Deals Listings
2018 Ford Escape for Sale $15,999 Save $7,970 on 984 deals 2,832 listings
2017 Ford Escape for Sale $10,850 Save $8,314 on 1,519 deals 6,104 listings
2016 Ford Escape for Sale $8,990 Save $7,049 on 1,433 deals 6,973 listings
2015 Ford Escape for Sale $8,500 Save $5,640 on 1,927 deals 7,507 listings
2014 Ford Escape for Sale $5,990 Save $4,919 on 1,051 deals 4,389 listings
2013 Ford Escape for Sale $5,500 Save $4,701 on 864 deals 3,162 listings

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Price of Used Ford Escape in top 10 Cities

Starting Price Deals Listings
Ford Escape in Houston $3,999 Save $3,783 on 113 deals 438 listings
Ford Escape in Atlanta $2,999 Save $3,755 on 119 deals 549 listings
Ford Escape in Dallas $3,995 Save $4,939 on 148 deals 536 listings
Ford Escape in Chicago $700 Save $8,314 on 224 deals 1,347 listings
Ford Escape in Miami $2,300 Save $6,248 on 60 deals 235 listings
Ford Escape in Los Angeles $3,400 Save $6,198 on 185 deals 387 listings
Ford Escape in Philadelphia $1,200 Save $7,169 on 286 deals 1,568 listings
Ford Escape in San Antonio $2,995 Save $2,998 on 76 deals 221 listings
Ford Escape in Phoenix $3,895 Save $5,791 on 100 deals 328 listings
Ford Escape in Orlando $2,500 Save $5,289 on 107 deals 527 listings
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Ford Escape Test Drive Reviews

2017 Ford Escape

The 2017 Ford Escape is a good-looking compact crossover-SUV that competes in an arena with some of the best offerings automakers can present. The fast-growing compact segment is a focal point for many manufacturers and Ford has managed to bring its A-game with the little Escape.

The Escape offers a fun demeanor, great exterior look and a choice of three engine options. It's roomy inside, drives well, and has exterior color choices that border on ridiculous in their brightness. The Escape manages to be both contemporary and edgy. We feel it should be on most buyers' shopping lists in this segment.
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2015 Ford Escape

The Ford Escape was one of the first "cute-utes" from an American automaker to go head to head with the creators of the genre known as the Toyota RAV4 and Honda CR-V. Unfortunately for buyers of the first few years of the first generation Escape there were multiple recalls and quality was not up to the standards of its competition. Fast forward to this second generation Ford Escape and it's easy to see Ford pulled out all the stops engineering a world class compact family SUV that would please any owner worldwide. And no, it's not a "cute-ute" anymore. It's far too grown up for that.

The 2015 Ford Escape is available in front or all-wheel drive with the choice of three engines—one is a 2.5 liter Duratec 4-cylinder good for 168 horsepower/170 lb. feet of torque, the second is a much more advanced 1.6 liter Ecoboost 4-cylinder which returns 178 horsepower/184 lb. feet of torque and lastly Ford offers a 2.0 liter Ecoboost turbo 4-cylinder boasting 240 horsepower/270 lb. feet of torque. We tested a fully loaded 2.0 liter model in Titanium trim as well as a 1.6 liter model in mid-grade SE trim. So which one did we like more and does the current Escape make a convincing alternative to the Nissan Rogue, Honda CR-V, Mazda CX-5 and Toyota RAV4? Read on to find out.

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2013 Ford Escape

Amid the crowded compact crossover market, the 2013 Ford Escape, all-new and impressively thought out for the 2013 model year, is one of the segment's leaders in style, fuel-efficiency and high-tech features. Offering a choice of peppy and efficient engines, sporty handling and the updated MyFord Touch infotainment system, the new Escape also features an available power liftgate that many families love.
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What to consider in buying a used Ford Escape?

The Escape is a compact crossover introduced by Ford in the 2001 model year in conjunction with Mazda, who introduced it as the Tribute that same year. The Escape was meant for North American sales only, though it was sold in a few other markets through Mazda manufacture. There are three generations of the Escape so far.

Production of both models for U.S. sales was undertaken by Ford, though imported Mazda engines were used in some models during the first two generations of the Escape. The Escape and Tribute were the first vehicles in the compact SUV segment to offer a fully independent suspension for more car-like handling and ride quality. Ford quickly offered a premium version of the Escape with its Mercury line, the Mariner. Front-wheel drive was standard with all-wheel drive as an option. Both four- and six-cylinder engines were available with four- and five-speed automatic transmissions. A hybrid model was offered from 2005-2007 as well.

In 2008, a new generation (#2) of the Ford Escape was introduced to market. The Tribute and Mariner remained as well, coming along for the second generation. New body designs, specifically to continue with Ford's other sport utility offerings in the Explorer, Edge, and Expedition, were offered, but most of the Escape's underpinnings remained largely the same. The Escape Hybrid model returned in 2009 and was marketed until the 2012 model year. The Tribute also offered a hybrid model.

In the 2012 model year, the Ford Escape entered its third generation. The Mazda Tribute was discontinued (in favor of the in-house CX-5 model) and the Mercury brand had been retired, leaving the Ford Escape as the only vehicle for this third generation. The Escape Hybrid remained as well, but globally the Escape's name changed to Kuga in most markets.

High-mileage Escape models from the 2005-2006 model years are often cited as prone to transmission failure. The four-speed automatic is the one most often cited. The Escape otherwise enjoys a reputation as a relatively reliable crossover.
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