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1. 2012 ford escape
The 2012 Ford Escape is a more perfect form of SUV – one that delivers sporty
performance and great fuel economy. If you’re looking for power, there’s plenty. The
fuel econoMy
available 240-horsepower V6 engine allows Escape to pull a good-size boat when 2.5-liter four cylinder: 23 mpg city/28 mpg
properly equipped. And if you’re looking to go farther on less, the Escape four-cylinder highway (front-wheel drive, five-speed
engine also boasts impressive fuel mileage. manual); 20 mpg city/26 mpg highway
(four-wheel drive, six-speed automatic)
3.0-liter v6: 19 mpg city/25 mpg highway
(front-wheel drive, six-speed automatic);
18 mpg city/23 mpg highway (four-wheel
drive, six-speed automatic)
did you know? 28 mpg highway for the
four-cylinder is unsurpassed vs. Toyota
Rav4 Limited and Honda CR-V EX-L
vital stats
engines: 2.5-liter Ti-VCT four-cylinder, 171
hp @ 6,000 rpm, 171 lb.-ft. torque at 4,500
rpm; 3.0-liter V6, 240 hp @ 6,550 rpm, 223
lb.-ft. torque @ 4,300 rpm
transmissions: Five-speed manual, six-
speed automatic
series: XLS, XLT, Limited
new and notable production location: Kansas City
• Available 3.0-liter V6 produces 240 horsepower and offers flex-fuel (E85) capability Assembly Plant, Claycomo, Mo.
• Standard 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine produces 171 horsepower Msrp: Starting at $22,065
• Escape continues to deliver a balance of off-road adventure and on-road fun
• Voice-activated Navigation System includes new HD Radio™ capability safety/standard
• Customer-pleasing technology includes active park assist, rear view camera, MyKey® and
SYNC® with Traffic, Directions and Information • AdvanceTrac® with RSC® (Roll Stability
Control™)
• Safety Canopy® System, a side air curtain
technology offering protection for the first
MyKey active parK assist
and second seating rows
To help encourage safer teen driving, The available class-exclusive active • Personal Safety System™, a suite of seven
Escape comes standard with the park assist system option uses safety technologies, including dual-stage
Ford-exclusive MyKey® programmable sensors on the front and rear of the front airbags for the driver and front
vehicle key. Parents simply program vehicle, working in conjunction with seat passenger, side airbags and a front
the vehicle key through the message electric power-assisted steering passenger sensor system
center to incorporate features such as: (EPAS), to guide the vehicle into a • Integrated blind spot mirrors for better
• Limited top speed of 80 mph parking space. blind spot visibility
• Traction control system that limits • MyKey programmable vehicle key
tire spin cannot be deactivated • Tire Pressure Monitoring System
• Audio system volume control limited • LATCH (Lower Anchors and Tether
to 44 percent of maximum volume Anchors for CHildren)
• Speed alert chime at 45, 55 or 65 mph • Head restraints and three-point safety
belts on all five seating positions
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2. 2012 ford escape hybrid
The Ford Escape Hybrid was the first vehicle to combine SUV capability with the
outstanding fuel economy and low environmental impact of a full hybrid vehicle. The
fuel econoMy
Hybrid has the ability to travel at speeds up to 44 mph while in full electric mode, yet uses front-wheel drive: 34 mpg city/31 mpg
no fuel when stopped in traffic. highway
all-wheel drive: 30 mpg city/27 mpg
highway
did you know? Escape Hybrid’s 34 mpg
city is 6 mpg better than Toyota Highlander
Hybrid; the 31 mpg highway is 3 mpg better
than Toyota Highlander Hybrid
vital stats
engine: 2.5-liter Atkinson Cycle four-
cylinder, 153 hp @ 6,000 rpm, 136 lb.-ft.
torque @ 4,500 rpm and permanent
magnet AC synchronous motor, 94 hp @
5,000 rpm
transmission: Electronically controlled
continuously variable transmission (eCVT)
series: Base, Limited
new and notable production location: Kansas City
• Escape Hybrid is a no-compromise SUV that has all the advantages of a full hybrid Assembly Plant, Claycomo, Mo.
system and all the benefits of a Ford Escape Msrp: Starting at $31,395
• Hybrid Limited provides additional comfort and convenience
• 2.5-liter Atkinson Cycle four-cylinder engine provides a net 177 horsepower when safety/standard
combined with the electric traction motor
• AdvanceTrac® with RSC® (Roll Stability
• Voice-activated Navigation System with hybrid energy flow display, HD Radio™ capability,
Control™)
Music Jukebox, traffic alerts and weather updates from Sirius Traffic™ and Sirius Travel
Link™ Services • Safety Canopy® System, a side air curtain
technology offering protection for the first
and second seating rows
epas eco-friendly seats • Personal Safety System™, a suite of seven
Electric power-assisted steering Escape Hybrid continues its theme safety technologies, including dual-stage
(EPAS) reduces the load on the engine of sustainability with available eco- front airbags for the driver and front
since a belt-driven power steering friendly seats. The seats are made seat passenger, side airbags and a front
pump is no longer required. Built-in from 100 percent post-industrial passenger sensor system
pull-drift compensation detects road recycled materials. Eco-friendly seats • Integrated blind spot mirrors
conditions – such as a crowned road created with soy-based foam that • MyKey® programmable vehicle key
surface or crosswinds – and adjusts substitutes for petroleum-based
• Tire Pressure Monitoring System
the steering system to help the driver products also are available on the
compensate for pulling and drifting. Escape. • LATCH (Lower Anchors and Tether
Anchors for CHildren)
• Head restraints and three-point safety
belts on all five seating positions
• Remote keyless entry
for more information
on the 2012 ford escape hybrid
and other ford Motor company
products and news,
go to media.ford.com
6/2011