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When you’re in the market for a Ford SUV, you have no shortage of industry-leading options. But two of the bestselling crossovers in the automaker’s lineup are the Ford Edge and the Ford Escape, and it’s easy to see why. With a wide range of engine choices and impressive features, either of these SUVs would be a stunning addition to your Golden Valley or Laughlin, NV garage. However, only one of them can claim that spot–which will it be? Anderson Ford Bullhead City compares the 2024 Ford Edge vs. Ford Escape to help you decide.
Most car buyers understandably consider cost to be one of the biggest determining factors when choosing a vehicle. And both the Edge and the Escape are priced to sell, with the Escape having a lower sticker price due to its smaller profile. Remember: the Edge is classified as a midsize SUV, while the Escape is a compact. Check out the starting MSRPs of each trim below.
The Edge and the Escape offer different engine options based on the trim level you choose. In general, the Edge engines are more powerful, but the Escape engines are more fuel-efficient on Mohave Valley roads and beyond. Let’s take a look at the specs of each option.
2.0L EcoBoost® (SE, SEL, ST-Line, and Titanium):
2.7L EcoBoost® V6 (ST):
1.5L EcoBoost® (Active and ST-Line):
2.0L EcoBoost® (ST-Line Select, ST-Line Elite, Platinum):
2.5L iVCT Atkinson Cycle I-4 Hybrid (ST-Line, ST-Line Select, ST-Line Elite, Platinum):
2.5L iVCT Atkinson Cycle I-4 Plug-In Hybrid (PHEV):
You can count on plenty of room for both passengers and cargo with either the Edge or the Escape. But given its larger size, the Edge has a slight advantage on roominess, especially when it comes to maximum cargo volume. Here are the dimensions.
As you can see, in a matchup between the Ford Edge vs. Ford Escape, both SUVs are clear winners, so you can’t make a wrong choice between these two vehicles. We invite you to compare them for yourself by taking a test drive of each. You can also continue your Ford research online.
When you’re in the market for an upgraded SUV around Golden Valley, you’ve probably set your sights on the 2023 Ford Edge vs. Ford Escape but can’t decide on which one to take home. You can’t go wrong with either of these Ford SUVs in your Laughlin, NV garage, but there is probably one that suits your needs more than the other. So, take the time to compare the Ford Edge vs. Escape online with Anderson Ford Bullhead City, then come visit us in Bullhead City to see them in person. You can also contact us online to schedule a test drive as well.
Take a look at the Ford Edge vs. Ford Escape base and highest-level trims to get an idea of the price range afforded by each lineup:
The variation in pricing can be attributed to the Ford Edge’s classification as a mid-size SUV and the Ford Escape fitting into the compact SUV category. The Ford Edge offers more room than the Escape, thus it has a higher starting price.
Performance is an important factor when you’re trying to determine the SUV that’ll give you your ideal passing power on Mohave Valley roads. Both models are powerful enough to send you on your way, but the Ford Edge packs more of a punch. Check out the performance specs of the 2023 Edge vs. Escape below:
Of course, you’ll also need to consider how much space you’re looking to get out of your SUV, whether that be for passengers or cargo (or a bit of both). Here are the interior dimensions of the 2023 Edge vs. Escape:
After exploring the differences between each of these models, come see the Edge vs. Escape in Bullhead City in person. Our finance department is here to help you get started on the car buying process, so that you can get back on the road sooner with more money in your pocket, thanks to our new vehicle specials.
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