2009 Ford Escape Hybrid – Should I Buy One?

 

November 14, 2008 by · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Ford Escape 

Reader’s Question:

My son keeps on telling me that I should add the 2009 Ford Escape Hybrid in my list of the vehicles to consider buying here in Houston, Texas. I heard that this has been re-designed, what has been changed?

Norman

Houston, TX

The 2009 Ford Escape Hybrid has received ruthless reviews, especially here in Houston, Texas, but it has been re-designed and fine-tuned by the manufacturer so to make this model headed back to the top. Together with the exterior revamp of the 2008 model, Ford has increased its power to provide better handling and a more suave and enjoyable drive. For this reason, Ford Escape has been more admired in terms of sales that it has been the past years. Its 2.5 liter engine is the most visible alteration which has improved its power by 22 horses. This model would even take less than 10 seconds to reach 60mph. You will also notice that sound that is related to its uneven transmission has been gotten rid of.

The 2009 Ford Escape Hybrid also has a new suspension system and electronic stability control that would let a substantial development in driving. In terms of vehicle sales, dealers disclose that the interior is the main advantage of the 2009 Ford Escape Hybrid. This features a voice activated Sync system for the audio, mobile phone and other electronic gadgets. It also has an outstanding cargo space and is quite relaxing. The interior of this model is pleasingly competent at maintaining exterior sounds out the vehicle.

Used 2008 Ford Edge in Houston Texas

 

September 26, 2008 by · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Ford Edge 

Reader’s Question:

I am a Ford fan here in Houston, Texas and looking for a truck based SUV to replace my old truck. I’ve read some news releases about the 2008 Ford Edge. What difference does this Truck-based SUV has against other Ford SUVs?

Timothy

Houston, TX

I was able to do a test drive for the 2008 Ford Edge last month since I was also looking for an efficient SUV. The test drive lasted for about 2 hours on Houston, Texas freeways. I can describe the Ford Edge as a midsize crossover sport utility that runs on fuel economy and its road manners is better than that of a traditional truck based SUV. It has an all wheel drive and offers a large cargo space. It is also much easier to control and has full independent suspension. With a large cargo space, the back seats in the Edge are roomier than those in the Explorer, a benefit of its design. Being a midsize crossover, it is considered a competitor with the Nissan Murano, Toyota Highlander and CUVs, all of which are larger than their slippery styling suggests.

I also find the Ford Edge roomy and comfortable with fully foldable seats for big cargo carrying. The drive is really awesome, with good performance from a modern V6 engine mated to a six-speed automatic transmission. I am actually raising my own funds to buy this SUV probably by December. I was already able to get a good car insurance policy from this web page that is perfect for the 2008 Ford Edge.