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Model Overview
Ford offers on the 2007 Escape Hybrid: a 153-horsepower, 2.3L "Duractec 23" four-cylinder engine.Four-speed automatic. This model, is available with an "Intelligent" all-wheel-drive system that's based toward the front wheels during most driving. Comes equipped, with standard features including power windows and locks, remote entry, a CD player, and air conditioning, 16-inch aluminum wheels, fog lamps, a roof rack, cruise control, a six-disc in-dash CD changer, and a power driver's seat, among other features. The Escape Hybrid comes with an advanced hybrid system, which pairs an eco-tuned, 133-horsepower, 2.3L four-cylinder gasoline engine with a 70-kW electric motor system. Together, they produce 155 horsepower, and performance that's comparable to the V6 Escape with 80-percent better fuel economy than the V6 model. It's a "full" hybrid system, meaning that the Escape Hybrid can run at low speeds on electric power only with the engine off to maximize fuel economy. The engine automatically restarts as needed and power is delivered through a continuously variable transmission (CVT).Inside, the Hybrid adds an economy gauge that shows the level of charge and assist for the system, and there's also an on-screen energy flow monitor and trip computer that's included with the navigation system. The Escape Hybrid gets an EPA fuel economy rating of 36 city, 31 highway, and it may be eligible for federal tax incentives that apply to advanced-technology vehicles. A 110-volt AC outlet is on Hybrids. Anti-lock brakes are standard on all Escapes, along with front-seat side air bags, and the Safety Canopy side-curtain airbag system is available.

This is a great car for you or a family member.

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Keep in mind that this is a used car and few scrapes or dings are not uncommon.

Please view all photographs and read the description and terms before bidding to be sure that the car is what you want.

Feel free to call me if you want to check out the car or even for a test drive. (3015927607)

PLEASE DO NOT ASSUME ANYTHING
FEEL FREE TO ASK QUESTIONS. ALSO WINNING BIDDER IS 100% RESPONSIBLE FOR PICK UP OR SHIPPING.
THE CAR IS ALSO SOLD "AS IS" BUYER ASSUMES ALL RESPONSIBILITIES

A $500.00 deposit should be made on this car within 3 days of purchase.
The rest will be paid at the time of pick up which should be within ,SEVEN (7) days of the purchase of this car

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