The 2025 Ford Escape has everything you need in a versatile compact SUV. It also has a fantastic amount of driver assistance and infotainment technology that you’re sure to really appreciate.
Spacious Cabin
The Escape can travel with people of all ages as well as lots of cargo, making it a versatile vehicle that suits many occasions. With just over 40 inches of legroom in both rows, adults can fit comfortably in the front and back with legroom to spare. While you’re traveling with a full load of passengers, you can also fit lots of cargo into the 37.5-cubic-foot cargo area.
Need some extra space for your luggage? If you’re not traveling with any rear seat passengers, then fold down the back row to use 65.4 cubic feet of space for cargo.
Extra Safe
Alongside lots of active and passive safety features in the Escape, there are several driver assistance features that have your back. There’s the Blind Spot Information System with Cross Traffic Alert, which keeps an eye on your blind spot and warns you when there’s a car in it. It also warns you if a vehicle is approaching behind you while you’re attempting to reverse. There’s the Lane Keeping System, which warns you if you’re leaving your lane by mistake.
There are so many features that talking about all of them in depth would take all day. Other standard driver assistance features include a Pre-Collision Assist System, Driver Alert, and Dynamic Brake Support.
Entertaining Rides
The SYNC 4 touchscreen is loaded with features that can help keep your journeys fun. It has your basic AM/FM radio that you can enjoy, but it also has SiriusXM with 360L capability. That lets you listen to a wide variety of music that’s perfectly curated for you and completely ad-free. SiriusXM also has other forms of entertainment, such as news and talk shows.
If you’re used to using apps like Pandora or Spotify, then you can enjoy media from those, too. If you connect your smartphone to the infotainment system, then you can use voice commands and ask the system to play your songs and playlists from the music streaming apps on your smartphone. You can also listen to other forms of media, such as audiobooks, from apps on your phone.
Keeping Connected
The infotainment system doesn’t just keep you entertained. When your smartphone is connected to it, it lets you navigate the phone’s communication features through the infotainment system. You can stay in touch with people by using voice commands to make and answer calls. You can listen to your voicemails. You can access your calendar, and you can also use navigation apps.
Do you think the Escape has everything you need in a compact SUV? Come learn more by test driving it at Paul Clark Ford, Inc. in Yulee, FL.
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