I’m looking for some insights on the longevity of the Ford Escape. Specifically, how many miles can I expect it to last with normal maintenance? I’ve heard varying numbers from different owners, so I thought it would be great to get a collective understanding.
Things I’m Curious About:
Real-life Mileage: What’s the highest mileage you’ve seen from a Ford Escape before major issues started?
Maintenance Tips: Are there any specific maintenance practices that helped your Escape go the distance?
Common Issues: What should I be aware of in terms of reliability as it approaches higher mileage?
I’m considering buying a used one and would love to hear your experiences or any advice you might have. Thanks in advance for your help!
I’ve had my Ford Escape for about 8 years, and I’ve seen around 150,000 miles so far. Regular maintenance really helped extend its life. It’s all about staying on top of things!
I think a well-maintained Ford Escape can easily last between 200,000 to 250,000 miles! I’ve even heard of some reaching over 300,000 with the right care. It’s impressive.
I drive mostly in the city and I’m at about 120,000 miles after 6 years, but I notice that I need to keep up with oil changes more frequently. That’s key to longevity!
Mine has been pretty solid at 100,000 miles, but I keep hearing people say they’ve experienced issues with the transmission around this mileage. Anyone else?
Supportive maintenance programs can really help, too. I went through a service plan that included tire rotations and checks, which has helped significantly.
I always encourage people to do their research and find local mechanics who specialize in American cars. They can provide invaluable advice tailored to your Escape.
I must say, my Escape has been quite reliable. It’s kind of humorous how frustrated I get thinking about how others seem to have more issues. What’s the secret?