Used 2017 FordEscape SE

2017 Ford Escape SE FWD Smart. Agile. Loaded.

Heart and Performance

Under the hood: a 1.5liter EcoBoost turbocharged I4, producing around 179 horsepower and 177 lbft of torque, giving the Escape SE solid punch for its size.
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Paired with a 6speed automatic transmission that includes a manual shifting modedelivers smooth shifts and responsive feel when you want it.
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Frontwheel drive makes it efficient and lighter, helping with fuel economy and everyday maneuverability.
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Fuel Economy & Range

Good gas mileage: about 23 mpg city / 30 mpg highway is typical for the SE FWD with the 1.5L.
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A 15.7 gallon tank gives you plenty of miles between stopsgreat for commuting, road trips, or running errands.
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Style & Presence

Refreshed design gives it a modern SUV vibe without being showy: clean lines, attractive front fascia, 17inch aluminum wheels on SE, tasteful detailing.
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Compact dimensions make it easy to park and maneuver in urban settingsstill enough presence to command attention.
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Interior Comfort & Tech

Roomy cabin: good legroom up front ( 43.1 inches) and decent space in the rear ( 37.3 in) so passengers arent crammed.
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Modern infotainment: SYNC 3 with available Apple CarPlay & Android Auto, so your tech keeps up with you.
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Thoughtful upgrades: dualzone automatic climate control, cloth or optional-leather seating, plenty of storage including cubbies revamped in the center console, clever touches that make the ride more pleasant.
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Handling & Ride Quality

Agile and comfortable: the Escape SE strikes a balancesmooth enough for daily commuting, responsive enough when you want to take corners.
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Quiet and composed inside: road noise is well controlled, front seats are supportive even on longer drives.
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Utility & Space

Seats fold flat (60/40 split) to open up the rear for larger cargo or gear.
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With all seatbacks up, cargo space is plenty enough for groceries, backpacks, or sports bags; for bigger loads, folding the rear bench transforms it into a more capable hauler.
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What Makes It Exciting

It blends fuelefficient turbo power with modern technologyfeels way more upscale than basic trims.

The SE trim gives you sweet spot features: enough amenities so you feel pampered, without overpaying for luxury.

Its versatile: commuter, small family hauler, roadtrip partnerall with good comfort, solid handling, and usable utility.