 
 At Franklin's Spring Creek Ford, we understand choosing an
SUV is an important decision. We know you're looking for that undeniable rush as
you're driving down the highway with a trunk full of cargo room. We get it, so we're
here to make sure you're confident with your selection. Let's compare the 2020
Ford Escape and the 2020 Nissan Rogue - two of the most highly-rated compact
SUVs on the market. Learn more and visit us for a test drive in Colquitt, GA
today!
First Glance at the 2020 Ford Escape and Nissan Rogue
If you need a little variety, the Escape offers five trims to choose from,
including the S, SE, SE Sport Hybrid, SEL, and Titanium. The Rogue only offers
three-the S, SV, and SL. The models are similar in most aspects when it comes
to exterior and interior dimensions. However, the Escape is slightly wider, yet
shorter than the Rogue, which can come in handy when maneuvering through tight
spaces in your garage or parallel parking.
Power is Important: Escape vs. Rogue
The Rogue offers fewer engine options, with a 2.5L DOHC 16-valve 4-cylinder
engine. With the Escape, you'll have a choice of hybrid or plug-in hybrid with
the 2.5L iVCT Atkinson-cycle hybrid engine. For gas engines, a 1.5L EcoBoost
and 2.0L EcoBoost with auto start-up technology are at your disposal. Need to
pull a load? The Escape also takes first in towing capacity, with 2,000 lbs in
maximum towing. In terms of variety and velocity, the 2020 Ford Escape takes
the cake!
Comparing Technology in the 2020 Ford Escape and Nissan Rogue
Both the Escape and Rogue have driver-friendly technology. The
Rogue's key features include rear automatic braking, a divide-n-hide® cargo
system, an intelligent around view® monitor, and an easy-fill tire alert. Impressive
features to highlight for the Escape include pre-collision assist with
automatic emergency braking, BLIS® with cross-traffic alert, active park
assist, steering assist, a lane-keeping system, drive modes that adapt to
different road surfaces, and a head-up display on the windshield in front of
the driver - helping keep your eyes on the road and your loved ones safe.
Saving Money: Escape vs. Rogue
Going with the Escape means you'll be filling up your tank
less often. The hybrid Ford Escape offers an excellent 44/37 city/highway MPG,
while the Rogue maxes out at 26/33 city/highway MPG. Additionally, the MSRP for
the Escape starts off lower than the Rogue, with a range of $24,885 to $36,835.
With fewer elements to choose from, the Rogue MSRP ranges from $25,300 to
$33,040. So, what does all this mean? If you want a vehicle with great value,
the 2020 Ford Escape is the SUV for you.
Test Drive the 2020 Ford Escape at Franklin's Spring Creek Ford in Colquitt, GA
 We know you need to get behind the wheel to fully decide if a vehicle is
right for you. We're happy to hand you the keys to an Escape so you can discover
the Ford difference at Franklin's Spring Creek Ford. Call us at 888-438-5214,
browse our online inventory, or contact us today for a test drive!
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