I currently drive a 2007 ford escape and it doesn't handle that great. I did not buy this car but my dad gave it to me and it does get me from point a to point b but i just want something more fun to drive. What would be some good options?
I have a ford escape newer one with ecoboost i took it off roading 2 months ago and ever since that day i'm hearing more like loss of power with my ecoboost system when i merge on to the highway the car lacks power getting up to speed i have no idea what this could be i have changed my spark plugs and still the same thing
I've been wondering this for a while. I take my cat to the baseball park and play football with him but he never wants to rebuild his basketball skills. Something tells me he's getting way to lazy and energetic. He Never wants to sleep in my ramen anymore either. And he stopped licking my 2004 ford escape.
Looking to get some questions answered I have a 2014 Ford escape with ecoboost recently I went off roading and come to find out my turbocharge isn't working very well when I step into it I have power still just hearing the turbo kicking in and out does anyone know what that could be if someone could help me that would be greatly appreciated thanks
I sold my 2006 Ford Escape about 2 weeks ago, privately on Facebook Marketplace. The car was in usable drivable condition, and the buyer (and her whole family of 5) test drove, and looked at the car before buying.
I documented the car was being sold "as is" in the Bill of Sale, and that there were no known problems.
The buyer messaged me 5 days later, saying an axel had broke while just driving down her neighborhood street and then told me it was because of rust. I didn't know about any rust problems so I contacted my mechanic and they assured me the axel could not have broken in the state they last saw it in, when it was last serviced - 2 months ago (when it also got new breaks for $1k) - especially from just driving down a neighborhood street.
The buyer then contacted me the next day saying the car failed inspection and demanded her money back under the Massachusetts Failed Inspection Law (stating if a car doesn't pass inspection within 7 days the full amount of money must be refunded.)
I asked her to provide the paperwork proving that the car had failed inspection. The paperwork she showed me stated the car failed inspection due to "steering & suspension" (due to the broken axel). Other than that the car passed everything and would have passed inspection if not for the broken axel - damaged by the buyer.
*What laws protect me in this situation? Is there anything that allows me to deny accepting back a, now damaged, car? Is there any legal action I should take?*
My Ford escape is making exhaust sound when I put it in reverse drives fine only happens in reverse if anyone can tell me what this can be would be greatly appreciated
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My Mom's 2013 Ford Escape's passenger door will not close. She told me that she came home from work and did not experience any problems. The next day, she told me that her door wouldn't shut. I came over to her house and every time I tried shutting it, it wouldn't close. My Dad had to tie the door shut with some rope. We just now found out that there was a recall on this car the the dealer (CARMAX) never told us about. Does anyone have any suggestions or what I should do?
I think 2012 Ford Escape XSL looks girly. How can I make it look more manly?