Is it better to get a car with low miles but low mpg (Ford Explorer) or a car with higher miles but better mpg? (Ford Escape)?
Is it better to get a car with low miles but low mpg (Ford Explorer) or a car with higher miles but better mpg? (Ford Escape)?
Buy what you can afford to maintain and operate.
The automobile that is mechanically sound, fits your budget, and provides the options you desire in a motor vehicle.
Get the Explorer, the Escape is not that great of a vehicle.
Get the vehicle that suits your needs. If I wanted a ford Ranger I would not be happy with a Mack even though they are both trucks.
Sorry I don't know much about this
Whichever one is more mechanically sound is your best bet. Test drive each one and see which drives better.
Depends on what high miles means, it depends on what you need, I prefer the escape for parking and such, both good and it depends on the engines? MPG is often in the driver even in the same car
if money is a big deal, you need to go for the better cost for time you will use it,
most of all you should be paying cash not finance any car
Depends on your needs and budget.
If it really doesn't matter to you which car you get (cargo, etc.), and assuming that both cars are equally mechanically sound, I would go with the one with the better miles per gallon.
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