New Ford Escape For Sale in Winter Haven FL

• The 2025 Ford Escape will be the end of an era, as Ford looks to shrink its gas powered offerings starting in 2026.
• The Escape has a few key advantages this year, namely its price and efficiency
• Despite excelling at efficiency, the Escape also boasts a very impressive towing capacity, among the best in its class.

For 2025, the Ford Escape comes in a selection of 5 trims, with the Active starting at an MSRP of $29,490, and the ST-Line Elite starting at $39,605. The Active is the baseline model for the Ford Escape, and is the only model that comes with the 1.5L Ecoboost Inline Four as its sole engine option.

From there is the ST-Line, which starts at 28,990. Adding a new engine option, as well as allowing for the optional Premium Technology package, which adds a 13.2 inch infotainment screen, as well as a digital dashboard. From there, the ST-Line Select starts at an MSRP of $35,685, offering buyers a heated wheel, LED Reflector Headlamps, and the option between Equipment Groups 400A and 401A.

The Platinum trim is up next, yielding an MSRP of $37,110. For this, it offers all new, stain resistant seats, adaptive cruise control, and a 13.2 inch screen equipped with SYNC 4. Finally, the highest trim of the standard Escape is the ST-Line Elite, starting at $39,605. For the price bump, it offers a 10 way heated power seat for the driver, a wireless charging pad, and Ford Co-Pilot 360 Assist+.

Of these trims, it’s the ST-Line that comes recommended by Car and Driver, who cite its 2.0-liter, 250 horsepower inline four as a must-have upgrade, as it comes with all wheel drive.

In 2025, the non-hybrid Escape pushes 27 MPG city, and 34 MPG highway, though it is possible to see the Escape go even further on its gas tank by selecting the Hybrid option. As it stands, however, the Escape places itself on the sharp end of the spectrum when it comes to fuel efficient nonhybrid compacts.

Car and Driver also noted that the 2.0 liter engine upgrade available on the ST Line provides the same fuel efficiency while providing a noticeable kick in acceleration, something that can’t be said of other Compact SUVs in the class. It’s a good stat to have, and one that keeps it competitive in the Escape’s last year on the production line.

Summary

In essence, though the 2025 Ford Escape will be the last we see of the compact, it provides buyers with a few reasons to buy: namely with its fuel economy, great looks, and it’s killer comfort, features that make the Escape a wise choice for prospective buyers in 2025. We can help you find your Escape SUV at Jarrett-Gordon Ford!