Are you searching for an SUV that both fits the whole family and can also go off-road on rougher terrain? Look no further than the Ford Escape SUV. With both a classy interior and exterior paired with the capability of adventuring to bumpier roads, the Ford Escape lets you cruise around De Pere in style on the weekdays but also allows for more rugged adventures on the weekends.
The Ford Escape boasts impressive legroom for an SUV. At a length of 40.7 inches, fitting everyone from teenagers to adults is a breeze. The Ford Escape can fit up to five with its seating, and it has 65.4 cubic feet of cargo space when the back row is folded down.
Along with its spacious interior, the overall length of the Ford Escape is longer than its past models at 180.5 inches. There are four powertrain options available with this new model, and it is 200 pounds lighter due to high-strength steel now used. Your wallet will not take a big hit with filling up at the pump with a great 44 mpg in the city and 37 mpg on the highway.
Technology is not lacking in the Ford Escape, as some models have an 8-inch touch screen with Sync3, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and Ford + Alexa. Also, 4G LTE Wi-Fi is available and can connect a whopping 10 devices within a 50-foot radius. When it comes to safety, the Ford Escape is equipped with Ford's Co-Pilot360 as well as Active Park Assist 2.0, which is an optional feature. Other safety features that are optional include lane centering, adaptive cruise control, and evasive steering assist. These features will keep you focused and avoid hazardous situations as you drive around Pulaski.
When it comes to finding comfort for the entire family, yet still having the ability to travel on different terrains around Howard, the Ford Escape does not disappoint. Talk with our friendly staff at Dorsch Ford Lincoln Kia to test-drive one for yourself today. Our dealership is a short drive from Appleton, and we look forward to helping you soon.
Dorsch Ford Lincoln Kia
2641 Eaton Road
Green Bay & Suamico, WI 54311
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