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100 MPGE! ALL-NEW FORD ESCAPE PLUG-IN HYBRID BRINGS BEST-IN-CLASS EPA

100 MPGE! ALL-NEW FORD ESCAPE PLUG-IN HYBRID BRINGS BEST-IN-CLASS EPA

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Comments on: The 2020 Ford Escape Costs $25,980 to Start and More than

Comments on: The 2020 Ford Escape Costs $25,980 to Start and More than

Ford Escape Plug-in Hybrid gets 100 MPGe rating, a challenge to RAV4

Ford Escape Plug-in Hybrid gets 100 MPGe rating, a challenge to RAV4

Ford brings new plug-in hybrid powertrains to 2020 Escape, with 30-mile

Ford brings new plug-in hybrid powertrains to 2020 Escape, with 30-mile

The Ford Escape PHEV Is Surprisingly Good

The Ford Escape PHEV Is Surprisingly Good

2020 Plug-In Ford Escape Hybrid Announced - EVBite

2020 Plug-In Ford Escape Hybrid Announced - EVBite

The 2021 Ford Escape Plug-in Hybrid Is Quietly the Most Fuel-Efficient

The 2021 Ford Escape Plug-in Hybrid Is Quietly the Most Fuel-Efficient

2020 Ford Escape Hybrid: 7 Things We Like and 2 Things We Don’t | Cars.com

2020 Ford Escape Hybrid: 7 Things We Like and 2 Things We Don’t | Cars.com