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2007 Ford Escape
The 2007 Ford Escape is a small, sporty SUV that buzzes around paved
streets and tears over off-road paths. Combining the ruggedness of a sport-utility
vehicle with an unmatched level of interior comfort, the 2007 Ford Escape
is a healthy improvement upon last year's model. Even though it was introduced
in 2001, manufacturers have already begun to fine-tune the unique features
of the Escape in an effort to further its appeal among SUV shoppers.
Available Models
Part of this appeal lies in the wide selection of Escapes available. There
are three editions, XLS, XLT and Limited, and a number of different models
within each. The XLS alone occupies the entry-level position in the Escape
lineup and offers three models: Value, Sport and Popular.
Interior Features
The four-door, five-passenger 2007 Ford Escape is stylishly laid out on
the interior. All Escapes for 2007 have upgraded interior materials for
better appearance and feel. The seat fabrics, floor mats and door trim
are of higher quality and are available in new patterns and hues. The
center stack, door bezels and window switches are painted for a two-tone
interior effect, and the window switches are illuminated for nighttime
convenience
Though the XLS is inexpensive, it doesn't skimp on the goods. The Value
model provides such features as air conditioning, power steering, power
mirrors, windows and door locks, remote keyless entry and an AM/FM/cassette/CD
player - and that is the base model. Naturally, uplevel models offer even
more.
Exterior Features
The Escape's exterior styling has adventure written all over it. With
a confidently poised stance with wide body cladding and integrated bumper
guards, it almost invites off-roading. In addition, three new colors are
available on 2007 Escapes: Aspen Green, Red Fire and Gold Ash.
Performance
The Value and Sport models of the XLS edition come with a 2.0-liter I4
engine with 127 horsepower at 5400 rpm and 135 lb-ft of torque at 4500
rpm. The Popular models offers a 3.0-liter V6 engine with 201 horsepower
at 5900 rpm and 196 lb-ft of torque at 4700 rpm, plus an optional all-wheel
drive configuration. Two-wheel drive Escapes are front-wheel drive, providing
good handling and traction control.
The MacPherson strut front suspension helps isolate road forces, while
the independent rear suspension allows lower spring rates for a smooth
ride.
Safety and Security
Front fender reinforcement on the Escape helps direct the energy load
of a frontal crash between the lower frame rail and an upper path that
goes through the roof, away from occupants. Escape XLS also provides front
disc and rear drum brakes and dual front airbags.
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