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US $23,500.00
Year:2010
Mileage:25822
Location:
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States
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Features of this 2010 Ford Escape Hybrid:
We purchased this Escape just 3 months ago at the Ford dealer in Sandy Utah. So why are we selling it only 3 months after buying it? The honest answer: it's too small for us! We bought it to replace our 11 year old Ford Expedition. Gas mileage was at the top of the list and we should have realized that the Escape is just too small to meet our needs. Mainly we need a third row seat, which is not available in the Escape. The Escape sure delivers on gas mileage though! The mileage shown in the dash picture was immediately after a 500 mile highway round trip, where we had the cruise control set at 70mph almost the whole way. So it's a pretty good indicator of the highway mileage. Being a hybrid, the city mileage is even better. We've been getting 32-34 city mpg pretty consistently. The thing is amazingly good on gas. Do your research on the Ford Escape Hybrids. Ford made a lot of them for several years and they're a proven, well sorted out, reliable SUV. There are stories of taxi companies putting over 300,000 miles on them. The hybrid system battery generally lasts the life of the vehicle, too, so it's highly unlikely you'll ever need to replace it. To take delivery, you'd probably want to fly into the Spokane airport (GEG), it's about 85 miles from us. We could pick you up, not a problem. Any questions at all, you can reach me direct at escape@aswracing.com |
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