2019 Ford Edge
2019 Ford Escape
2019 Ford Edge vs. 2019 Ford Escape
There’s plenty to love about Ford SUVs, and the 2019 Escape and 2019 Edge are no exception. You’ll get a 4-cylinder engine, plenty of cargo space, impressive dimensions, optional AWD, and a towing capacity that reaches 3,500 pounds with both models. With that said, there are some key differences to note as you search for your new Troy commuter. Compare the new Ford Edge vs. Ford Escape with Dave Arbogast below to learn more!
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Ford Edge vs. Escape: Price
Which SUV better suits your budget, the new Escape or the Edge? Explore the starting MSRP of each model’s entry-level and top-tier trims:
- 2019 Ford Escape S: $24,105 starting MSRP
- 2019 Ford Escape Titanium: $32,620 starting MSRP
- 2019 Ford Edge SE: $29,995 starting MSRP
- 2019 Ford Edge ST: $42,355 starting MSRP
Ford Edge vs. Escape: Performance
When you pop the hood of a Ford Escape, you’ll find a 2.5L 4-cylinder engine that is capable of generating 168 hp. A 6-speed automatic transmission with SelectShift® capability and front-wheel drive are standard, while all-wheel drive is optional on higher trims. The Escape earns an EPA-estimated 21 mpg city/29 mpg highway.
The base engine on a Ford Edge is a twin-scroll EcoBoost® 2.0L turbocharged 4-cylinder, capable of generating 250 hp. An 8-speed automatic transmission and front-wheel drive are standard, with all-wheel drive available as an upgrade. The EPA-estimated fuel economy of the Edge is just a smidge better than the Escape, coming in at 22 mpg city/29 mpg highway.
Ford Edge vs. Escape: Interior Amenities & Cargo Space
When you step into the cabin of a Ford Escape, you’ll find the following standard interior features:
- Ford SYNC®
- Six-speaker sound system
- Six cupholders
- Ice Blue® Instrument Panel Cluster Lighting
- Optional Remote Start System
The 2019 Ford Edge builds off or adds to the Escape, offering the following additional standard features:
- FordPass Connect with WiFi Hotspot
- Lane-Keeping System
- Intelligent Access with Push-Button Start
- BLIS® (Blind Spot Information System) with Cross-Traffic Alert
- Optional dual-headrest DVD entertainment system
- Cargo Management System
- Eight cupholders
Both models seat five passengers with ease for Dayton drives, but you may have guessed that the larger Ford Edge has a bit more interior space. The Edge offers 39.2 – 73.4 cubic feet, while the Escape offers 34.0 – 68.0 cubic feet.
Ford Edge vs. Escape: Make the Decision at Dave Arbogast!
Still having trouble deciding which Ford SUV better suits your Vandalia driving needs? Contact us to arrange a test drive in both models at our Troy dealership! Before you visit us, explore your Ford Credit leasing and buying options, and be sure to take a look at our latest new vehicle specials. Shopping on a budget? Explore our inventory of used Ford Escape.
