Compare 2020 Ford Edge vs. 2020 Ford Escape
| 2020 Ford Edge | 2020 Ford Escape |
Engine |
|
| 2.0L Turbo 4cyl | 1.5L Turbo 3cyl |
Horsepower |
|
| 250 | 180 |
Cargo Space |
|
| 39.2-73.4 cu. ft. | 37.5-65.4 cu. ft. |
2020 Ford Edge vs 2020 Ford Escape
Serving Wellington, OH
Ford’s crossover SUVs appeal to both new and pre-owned models, so buying a 2020 Ford Escape or a 2020 Edge could be an excellent option to consider. The 2020 Edge is a next-generation model that debuts updates throughout, and the 2020 Escape is a mid-generation version that also has several exciting updates compared to its predecessor. Our sales reps at Harrison Ford in Wellington are excited to help you uncover the key differences between these popular models.
Performance
The differences between the 2020 Edge and the Escape begin with the experience they deliver behind the wheel. The Edge is offered with two powertrain options. One of these is a turbo 2.0-liter, the four-cylinder gas engine that aims to please with its production of 250 horsepower. Higher-level Edge trims have a twin-turbo V6, a 2.7-liter engine under the hood, and this engine delivers 335 horsepower. Both engines are connected to an eight-speed auto transmission. Three powertrains are available for the 2020 Escape. The first two powertrains are gas-powered options. They are a 180-horsepower, 1.5-liter EcoBoost, and a 250-horsepower, 2.0-liter EcoBoost. These engines both feature start-stop engine tech for enhanced fuel economy. The 2.5-liter I-VCT four-cylinder engine is offered as an alternative in your choice of hybrid and plug-in hybrid versions.
Appearance
These two vehicles are easy to tell apart on the road. The 2020 Ford Escape is the smaller of the two vehicles. It has a rolling profile with a steeper angle through the hood and roof than the Edge has. The sides are smooth, and they are underscored by thick body molding. The 2020 Edge, on the other hand, has a shorter yet taller nose with a unique grille design. The sides show off two sharp creases for individuality. This model also has a liftgate spoiler and body-colored trim pieces.
Features
You can expect these impressive models to have many of the same features at select trim levels. For example, these models have assistive safety technologies like lane-keep assist, a rear cross-traffic monitor, and a blind-spot monitor. They also may have smart device integration, an auto climate control system, push-button ignition, and a full array of other desired features.
Are you eager to get familiar with the pre-owned SUVs that are in our inventory today? For assistance with your next SUV purchase, contact our Harrison Ford sales team in Wellington today.