Three Reasons to Buy the 2019 Ford Escape SE

August 03, 2019 · 2 min read

Affordable, advanced, and able: the 2019 Ford Escape SE is just what you’re looking for!

Affordable Driver Assist Features

When it comes to advanced driver assistance technology, the 2019 Ford Escape SE has plenty to offer. At only $995, the SUV’s Safe and Smart package provides a ton of great tech at a very affordable price. Opting for this upgrade will net you some impressive improvements, such as:

rain-sensing windshield wipers,
adaptive cruise control,
forward collision warning brake support,
automatic high-beam headlights,
active lane-keeping assist and
a blind-spot warning system with cross-traffic alert.

When you consider that this is the second least expensive trim, with an MSRP of just $26,500, packing on the package is a steal. For less than $28,000 before a delivery charge, you can have a highly-capable SUV with tons of state-of-the-art technology.

Reasonably Priced

2019 Ford Escape SE That low price is another major reason why the 2019 Ford Escape SE is such a good buy. For just $28,490, you can drive away in an all-new Escape SE, delivery charge included. With the only previously-mentioned Safe and Smart package being the only on offer for this trim, a fully-featured 2019 Escape will run you less than $30,000. Compared to competitors that run for as much as $40,000 or more when all the cards are on the table, the 2019 Ford Escape SE is an absolute bargain.

Usable Cargo Space

The final piece of this SUV puzzle is that the 2019 Ford Escape SE has plenty of place for your stuff, with easy access as well. At a maximum of 68 cubic-feet of cargo capacity with second-row seating folded forward, this SUV has plenty of room for activities. With the rear seating upright, it still offers a competitive 34 cubic-feet of space. This above-average cargo capacity at a below-average selling price makes the 2019 Ford Escape SE a very enticing offer. Even better, getting loaded up in a new Escape is a breeze thanks to a few great design elements. Low lift-over height means you won’t have to struggle to get your gear into the rear, and completely fold-flat back seats take the hassle out of loading up. At 60-40 split rating, you can even keep some passenger space while still bringing along a lot of toys and tools. Last but not least, wide-placed wheel wells leave a lot of open area to work with in the back.

Ready to roll out in a new 2019 Ford Escape SE? Come check out our selection today at Flagship Ford today!

Source: Motor1

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2020 Super Duty Series' New 7.3-Liter V8

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