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The 2011 Ford Escape is a compact crossover SUV with an attractive design, oodles of high-tech goodies, lively engines and top-notch crash safety ratings. In addition to its popular looks and overall capable driving demeanor, Ford's exceptional hands-free Sync system (operates your cell phone, iPod/MP3 player and the optional navigation system via voice controls) is also available in the Escape.

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The Escape's cabin is attractive, comfortable and user-friendly. The fit and finish is solid and the materials quality is about on par for the segment. A big plus for those who opt for it is Ford's Sync system which allows for electronics and cell phone use via voice commands.

A new Escape is due for the 2013 model year, but Ford says it's not going to add batteries and motors to the new version, since it's fielding a range of new green utility vehicles in the form of the C-Max Hybrid, Energi plug-in and electric vehicles.

A new Escape is due for the 2013 model year, but Ford says it's not going to add batteries and motors to the new version, since it's fielding a range of new green utility vehicles in the form of the C-Max Hybrid, Energi plug-in and electric vehicles.

The 2013 Ford Escape, based on the 2011 Ford Vertrek concept, won't officially be revealed in public until next month's Los Angeles Auto Show.

Today at High Gear Media, Ford prices the 2012 Focus Electric and the Chevy Camaro is the hottest car at SEMA.

It's been around the block, for sure, but the 2012 Ford Escape isn't your average 11-year-old crossover vehicle.

If you've ever found yourself carrying a load of groceries in the rain and cursed under your breath while fumbling for the key fob to open your car's liftgate, we have great news: