Ford Escape-Hybrid - Overview
The Ford Escape Hybrid became the first hybrid SUV when it was introduced in 2004 and is mechanically identical to the Mercury Mariner Hybrid. Along with the conventional Escape, the hybrid got an upgraded exterior and interior for 2008.
The Escape Hybrid tends to rank around the middle of its class -- behind the gasoline-powered Escape. Its strengths are a comfortable interior and muscular exterior styling. However, its heavy hybrid powertrain impairs handling. Look elsewhere if you want better driving dynamics or a higher-quality interior.
You can research the Ford Escape Hybrid by model year using the reviews below.
Ford Escape-Hybrid - Reviews
2009 Ford Escape Hybrid
Though the Escape Hybrid was officially redesigned in 2008, upgrades for this year have changed its performance significantly. Auto reviewers say the 2009 changes are for the better and praise the hybrid SUV for its ...
| MPG: | - TBD - City / - TBD - Hwy |
| MSRP: | $29,305 - $33,385 |
| Invoice: | $27,112 - $30,826 |
2008 Ford Escape-Hybrid
The Escape Hybrid is an environmentally conscious car with a comfortable interior and tough exterior, but it can't match the driving dynamics or overall quality of top-class SUVs. It ranks in the middle of its ...
| MPG: | 34 City / 30 Hwy |
| MSRP: | $21,880 - $27,445 |
| Invoice: | $20,624 - $25,470 |
