Compare 2020 Ford Escape vs 2020 Chevrolet Equinox

Serving Toledo, OH

The Ford Escape is a popular, nimble SUV that ranks among the top ten small SUVs. The Ford Escape gets some new and improved features inside and out in 2020. The 2020 model starts off the fourth generation for the Escape. Now, the Escape has a complete design refresh that gives it an edgier and more modern look on the outside. Some refreshments are in store for the interior, too. There are now more features included in the Escape than were previously standard and available. The 2020 year also marks the proud return of the Ford Escape hybrid edition, which left the market for some time. A respectable range also comes with the hybrid Escape. Overall, the Ford Escape has a comfortable interior and improved power and acceleration. You can try out the 2020 Ford Escape by scheduling an online test drive at Brondes Ford Toledo today. The Escape competes with the 2020 Chevy Equinox. However, the Equinox does not have a hybrid option, and its cabin doesn't offer as much space or as many upscale touches as the Ford's.

Interior

Through an online test drive Ford Escape you can see and try out all the amenities and features that come standard or available for the trim level of the Escape that you want to try. The Ford Escape gets a 4.2-inch display screen at the base trim level. It also has two charging ports for USB-connected devices. The base sound system, which is a stereo with six speakers, is equally impressive. Unlike many vehicles in its class, the Escape has an onboard WiFi hotspot. Many safety aids are standard on the 2020 Escape, too. An eight-inch display screen, heated seats, Android Auto, and Apple CarPlay are added to the second trim. Leather seats are standard in the top trim, and a panoramic sunroof is optional. In contrast to the Ford, the Equinox does not offer a larger touchscreen display until the top trim levels. Additionally, fewer safety aids are standard with the Chevy Equinox. Heated seats, which are included on some trim levels of the Ford Escape, are only available through a package with the Chevy Equinox.

Style

The Ford Escape has a new, more stylish design that it shows off in 2020. This year, the Ford Escape has a sleek, refined, and polished appearance on all trim levels. A redesigned grille is a notable update to the Escape's front end. It also has LED lights and elongated headlights for a more dramatic appearance and better visibility. Roof rails are included on some of the higher-end trim levels. Starting with the second trim, you will get larger 17-inch wheels with an alloy finish. The Sport trim has even larger 18-inch wheels. It also adds a power liftgate. The top trim, which is called the Titanium, has even more exciting exterior elements. LED headlights are standard on the Titanium. It gets even larger 19-inch wheels. The Chevy Equinox has a less distinctive exterior with less dynamic contours. The Chevy did not get a design refresh in 2020, which means that some of its appearance features are not as contemporary as what you'll find with the Ford. Fewer chrome accents are included with the Equinox.

Performance

Three engines are available for the Ford Escape. You can try out one or all through an online test drive Ford Escape at our dealership. The base engine is a turbo three-cylinder that produces about 180 HP. The second engine delivers 200 HP, while you can get a power output of 250 HP at most. Front-wheel drive is standard on most trims, while all-wheel drive is available and standard on the top trim. The Chevy Equinox does not offer a hybrid powertrain in 2020. Furthermore, all-wheel drive is not offered on all trims.

Contact us to try out the 2020 Ford Escape by scheduling an online test drive at Brondes Ford Toledo today.

*All figures are EPA estimates. Actual mileage may vary.