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Originally Posted by p38fln
I wound up getting the Escape instead. I just couldn't handle the idea of not ever being able to tow a trailer again, and I wasn't looking forward to one of our northern Wisconsin winters with 2WD either.
It still gets 22 MPG in the city and was getting between 26 and 29 on the highway depending on how the wind was blowing. I'm looking forward to trying it out in the summer time.
Significant improvement over the F-150 which got between 12-14 in the city and 17-19 on the highway.
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Get used to gassing up 5x as often! My parents went from a 2008 Wrangler (17,18MPG) to a 2013 Escape 2.0 Eco-Boast. The tank is ridiculously small and they're gassing it up every 3 days. They used to be able to get 6 or 7 days out of the warnger (with less MPG).
The new escapes are nice, though.