Used 2008 Ford Escape Hybrid for Sale near Texas

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2008 Ford Escape Hybrid

Base

255,556 miles

$6,599

Uncertain

Houston, TX

15 mi away

Year:: 2008
Make:: Ford
Model:: Escape Hybrid
Body type:: SUV / Crossover
Doors:: 4 doors
Drivetrain:: Front-Wheel Drive
Engine:: 155 hp 2.3L I4 Hybrid
Exterior color:: Tungsten Gray Clearcoat Metallic
Combined gas mileage:: 32 MPG
Fuel type:: Hybrid
Interior color:: Black (Charcoal)
Transmission:: Continuously Variable Transmission
Mileage:: 255,556
Stock number:: TKE10212
VIN:: 1FMCU49H78KE10212

2009 Ford Escape Hybrid

Base

159,660 miles

$6,991

Overpriced

Houston, TX

12 mi away

Year:: 2009
Make:: Ford
Model:: Escape Hybrid
Body type:: SUV / Crossover
Doors:: 4 doors
Drivetrain:: Front-Wheel Drive
Engine:: 177 hp 2.5L I4 Hybrid
Exterior color:: Oxford White Clearcoat (Fleet)
Combined gas mileage:: 33 MPG
Fuel type:: Hybrid
Interior color:: Camel
Transmission:: Continuously Variable Transmission
Mileage:: 159,660
Stock number:: 260137B
VIN:: 1FMCU493X9KA04284

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The 2008 Ford Escape Hybrid got a makeover for its third birthday. And it was just in time for the spotlight, too: The '08 Escape Hybrid has grabbed headlines as the face of New York City's hybrid taxi initiative. It's a terrific choice to spearhead a push for greener taxis. The 2008 Escape Hybrid has a roomy interior, which (thanks to the new design) is more rugged than ever. And its EPA fuel economy estimate of 36 miles per gallon in the city makes it more than twice as efficient as the current taxi fleet. But what about the rest of us who just want a midsize SUV that's easy on the wallet and the environment? Well, the good news is that the '08 Escape Hybrid is more comfortable than ever, with a spacious cabin, plenty of legroom and cargo capacity, sustainable seat fabrics made from recycled materials, and ice-blue lighting on the dash. A top-of-the-dash multimedia center is also part of the package. The bad news? It's still quite a bit more expensive than its traditionally fueled Escape counterpart. But over time, you may be able to recoup some of that investment, thanks to the Escape Hybrid's fuel-saving powerplant. It consists of a compact electric motor, which can power the vehicle alone at speeds up to 25 miles per hour, and a fuel-efficient 2.3-liter four-cylinder Atkinson Cycle engine. Other hybrid-related technologies include an electronically controlled continuously variable transmission (eCVT), which results in seamless acceleration, and regenerative braking, which generates electricity when you apply the brakes to recharge the battery. According to Ford, the hybrid powerplant produces 70 percent better fuel economy in the city than a traditional gas-fueled four-cylinder Escape. Among the options is an Intelligent 4WD system.

4.4 Overall rating

(13 reviews)

C.J. C

5.0

Reviewed a 2008 Ford Base on Jun 29, 2014

I love the fuel efficiency in this car combined with the spacious interiors and cavernous cargo area. I swapped a small Mazda Protege hatchback for this and upgraded our fuel economy, space, style and utility all at once. I have had this car for about 4 months after buying it used with 50K miles. We are more than ecstatic about how it performs on the road and obtains amazing fuel economy, well beyond EPA rated. We get 37-40 MPG highway and 32-35 mpg local. It certainly performs worse on really short trips (less than 3 miles) because it takes a couple miles to get the hybrid system warmed up and actively boosting the efficiency. If you keep highway speeds to 65 mph or less you can match the efficiency we are getting. When I drive it full out at 80 mph highway the fuel economy drops to about 27-28 mpg, which is still better than just about every SUV on the road. The trunk is huge and easily accessible. We love the rear glass open feature which allows you to just pop open the rear glass and reach in without lifting open the whole large tailgate door. This allows us to open and get to things while in a small 1 car garage with the garage door shut. I have a nice trailer hitch mounted bike rack that works wonderfully and avoids the need for a rooftop system which reduces fuel efficiency and increases the chance of having clearance issues. The roof rack is a great feature that can be used for added carrying capacity in a pinch, which makes this car a great road tripper or family car for any family of 5 or less. I did a lot of research to pick a family car that could cover our needs for space and utility along with fuel economy and style, the Ford Escape Hybrid is the only one that has it all!

Sara C

5.0

Reviewed a 2008 Ford Base on May 02, 2008

It gets better gas mileage than toyota's highlander. It now has the Ford's SYNC technology and it is darn adorable.

Exion H

4.0

Reviewed a 2008 Ford Base on Feb 16, 2008

Good gas mileage for city drivers. Styling is nice for it's time, however may deminish over time.

Yogi K

4.0

Reviewed a 2008 Ford Escape Hybrid on Jun 22, 2022

The hybrid versions are workhorses and rather efficient for daily commute. Offers great versatility and is reasonable on maintenance costs. Great startup vehicle for your children . Safe and reliable if well maintained.

Roberta C

5.0

Reviewed a 2008 Ford Escape Hybrid on Apr 12, 2022

I really like features and Everything about this car. Looks clean and well cared for

2008 Ford Escape Hybrid FAQs

How many 2008 Ford Escape Hybrid vehicles in Texas have no reported accidents or damage?

2 out of 3 for sale near Texas have no reported accidents or damage.

What is the fuel economy of the 2008 Ford Escape Hybrid?

Depending on the engine and options, the 2008 Ford Escape Hybrid gets between 28 and 32 MPG (or MPGe).

What fuel types are available?

Hybrid engines are available.

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