Just got a 2020 Ford Escape SE and I have a 2014 CRV I gave to my daughter in college. I think the Escape is much better looking. Mine is Orange (Cooper ish) color. The gas mileage is better and in sports mode much quicker. Escape's 5 modes, regular, eco, sport, slippery, and snow/sand also make it more versatile. Ford wins for me. Plus I can start my ford from my cell phone with the Ford app.
2020 Ford Escape 1.5-Liter 3-Cylinder EcoBoost: Pros It might provide everything you need if you're eyeing the Escape. To be specific, this EcoBoost engine is a 1.5-liter turbocharged three-cylinder with direct injection, producing 181 hp and 190 lb-ft of torque. It's connected to an eight-speed automatic transmission.Sep 24, 2019
I just test drove 2020 CR-V . Felt exactly like I was driving my wife’s 2007 Odyssey which has been very un-reliable. Ford Escape felt like I was driving a German sports car. Wasn’t expecting that at all. Buying the Ford as I have read that the Escape reliability history is really good.
That’s because it is in a way a German sports car - the car was designed and engineered primarily by Fords German subsidiary, and a lot of the tech is German.
I own the new Ford Escape, SEL model. The interior "leatherette" is super soft, and feels very luxurious. The engine is super fast and responsive, and the drive is a dream!
Do you still feel the same way 4 years later? It’s been the worst decision of my friends life. A huge investment and nothing but problems for her. She paid a lot of money. If I were in her life prior to making that decision I would have not let her make that decision.
I agree. It doesn't look sporty, and while the CRV interior is more elaborate, it somehow comes across a bit dowdy with pretenses of luxury without a design theme.
MilesPerHr It still would have been more fair to see the two compared on comparable trims and he then could have talked about the price difference as well. Showing the quality of a lower trim compared to a higher trim isn’t exactly fair in my opinion
@@gabrielgonzalez9547 Gas is kind of cheap, regular even cheaper. The near future, gas will not be cheap. Worst of all, my 29" MTB does not fit in the back of the escape, not even close.
The as-tested Honda CR-V was only $1,500 more expensive (including destination) than the as-tested Ford Escape. A Titanium level Escape was not available for this comparison, but it would have retailed for much more.
I realize the titanium wasn't available but you comparing apples to oranges. Compare the Touring to the Titanium, then I'll listen to what you have to say.
Have an Odyssey and think it’s great so choosing between the CRV, Escape and RAV4 was a challenge. Was leaning towards the CRV but the smaller engine and the CVT turned me away. The RAV4 engine was the best choice for longevity with direct and port fuel injection should run forever with proper maintenance. The Escape won my wife over on styling and the performance of the 2.0T is really impressive. Purchased the Escape Titanium and so far very pleased. 33 mpg combined but I’ve been babying it.
I test drove the Honda touring hybrid. It was excellent, but I bought the titanium escape hybrid. The Ford has 5 driving modes, a “low gear selection on the automatic transmission, and more hard buttons for radio and climate controls. I wasn’t sure how to set the Honda up for snowy winter driving. If I lived in the sun belt I may have chosen the Honda.
Sir, why did you compare a top of line Honda CRV with a SEL Ford Escape? Maybe the interior comparison might have had a different outcome if you had used a top of the line Escape. You failed to mention the heated steering wheel on the focus while you viewed the heated seats. What about the transmissions? Can you compare a 9 speed to a CVT? Very odd review. Honda's entertainment system is subpar and has been subpar since its inception. No mention of price? Well, I guess the CRV would cost much more given you used the highest trim.
Two other things I like about the escape over the cr-v are the hood release mechanism an the projector led headlights over the Honda’s reflective leds.
Great review however as a poster mentions the Honda Touring is not matched against the Ford Titanium. All good points on both vehicles. Escape does need softer touch surfaces inside. CRV interior is very busy looking. The CRV angular look is not for me although I like it. The Escape is more refined and simple. I purchased the 2020 Titanium last week, it's my 1st Ford and I needed to go with the 250 HP for sure, plus towing 3,500 lbs...can't beat that! Thanks for the video!
The Titanium should have been reviewed because you reviewed the top tier Honda - that way viewers could decide whether the Titanium is worth the extra money over the Touring.
I want to know: what will the resale be for each? Which one will last the longest? Which one is easiest for a mechanic to work on? Which one has best parts and service prices?
how much is Honda paying you to say you like their vehicle better? you're really losing credibility by down playing the Escape Honestly the driver mode options for sport and eco mode and center console space due to the rotary dial are a big win for me. Plus, the ecoboost adds plenty of take off power and hauling ability.
oh yeah, the Titanium is loaded with so much more. So if the Touring is the top then the Titanium should be the match in this vid. Just got a 2020 Titanium. Pros are too numerous and the only cons are limited: Escape interior needs more soft touch surfaces, privacy glass is not dark enough, no cargo cover. Besides that, Awesome machine!
Lost me with your analysis of the art. Just the opposite. Hand's down Escape. CR-V is overstyled. A bunch of curves and shapes that are just mass confusion, not art. That's why you had to focus in on details such as the headlights, rather than just taking in the whole image. Escape is a unified whole. A statement. A pleasing statement.
CRV dated interior plus its engine have some issues. Just check out the latest report about them. The escape titanium you should be comparing it to this CRV. The Escape is more like the middle trim not a whole lot compare to the CRV. Honda's quality is not as good as they use to. Next time, compare the CRV to the new Kia Seltos. Kia quality is only second to Lexus.
What kind of car is the Escape look like, to be "car-like"? Do you say that so you can follow with the comment that Ford is not making cars any longer?
Ford Escape has the strongest - weight of door I've ever opened. I have2 CRV's and door weight can't compare. I like CRV but feel safer in my 2020 'Ford Escape than any other car I have ever driven. Wish I had the ESL model though.
You’re lucky if you get $2k off on a Touring CR-V. My local Ford dealer has Titanium Escape for $10k below MSRP!! $28k for a fully loaded escape is a steal for those who don’t care for dependability or long term ownership.
I think it is the 5th generation of the Ford Escape. The model year 2013-2016 was the 3rd and 2017-2019 is the 4th. The body style and the interior of them. I noticed the difference in vehicles.
It’s funny that these car journalists seem to be all in favour of Japanese cars where in fact they have the worst break and Tech feature and feel so unsafe driving or sitting inside because Japanese cars tend to be in the lighter end. American cars just feel a lot safer and user friendly nowadays.
Nice review. It’s too bad Ford didn’t give you a top trim to compare. Even at a higher price, which you could note, the interior comparisons would have been more on level. While the CRV was quiet with road noise, that CVT drone was a buzzkill. I couldn’t deal with that day after day. I don’t mind the CRV styling till the rear of the car. I think Honda has done awful designs on the rears of this and the hatchback Civic. Does Autobytel not let you give your name as a reviewer? The only way I figured it out was because you were responding to questions.
Brah what do you mean the CR-V looks better or has more to offer the Escape has a far sleeker look to it, the CR-V is over done no elegance to it's design too many of you reviewers have far too much import bias
There is no contest the Honda will out last the Ford easily one year after your purchase of the Ford you will get a recall notice for catastrophic engine failure due to coolant leak into cylinders I noticed low coolant after 3 thousand miles they have had a problem for years with the eco boost motors for a long time there is a class action lawsuit I bought a Toyota RAV4 it does not have a turbo and has 203 hp don't make the same mistake I did stay away from Ford products
I have a 2017 Ford Escape SE with the 2.0L ecoboost. I had thought that the 2020 2.0L ecoboost was only available in the Titanium trim, but apparently this is not the case? I will never own another CVT car. If the CRV could have the Escape's 2.0L ecoboost drivetrain, it would be much more appealing. They are both great cars though. Can't go wrong with either really.
I’m a Honda fan, but the Escape looks great 👍 and 2.0 engine rules. CRV should put 2.0 engine from accord or civic type Into it.... than it would be a beast!
My parents own both a 2020 Escape SE AWD 1.5L Ecoboost and a 2019 CR-V EX AWD 1.5L Earthdreams After a year and 25,000km of ownership the Fords pre-collision system and adaptive cruise control still don't work. Secondly the turbo (1.5L) makes a high pitched whine on acceleration and misfires like crazy on cold winter start-ups. Multiple visits to different dealers say its either normal or they can't seem to find or replicate the issue. The CR-V after 18 months and 45,000km still has excessive gas in the engine oil. Oil level is always way over and has a strong gas odour. 3 different dealers won't do anything about it and the CVT just started leaving small puddles on the driveway. The Escape is very loud on the highway vs the CR-V. Both running the same factory Continental Tires. Also has an awesome drivers seating position. You'll never be uncomfortable on long road trips, short or tall and is slightly lower so it's easier getting in and out of and loading cargo. Gas mileage on both has very similar both averaging 10L/100km or 23.5MPG about 60/40 city/highway driving.
A 1960 Chevy I had with a mechanical fuel pump that leaked gas into the crankcase caused the oil to thin out and not lubricate the engine properly and ruined the engine. Your fuel pump is not like that, but your gas in the oil problem is; get it fixed or maybe change your oil more often.
this is my revenge..my CR-V has had 2 major mechanical issues which are common with the vehicle as documented by owner groups but ignored by Honda. They are not all bad but they have problems which you will eat because Honda has no cure…be warned.
*Video's choice:* (idk didnt watch full length) *Comments:* FORD!!!1!1!1! *Me:* I'll go with the Subaru. *James Charles:* The moderator is quite hot. *Scotty K.:* I'll go with the Celica! I'd prefer the CR-V for space reasons and practicabilty. Greets from Germany.
Very bias review. This guy desperately tries to make a case for the CRV.🤦🏾♂️ The Escape is clearly the nicer looking & more fun to drive small SUV between the two.
The Ford is smooth and the Honda is ugly that's not subjective. The Honda comes across as tacky not flamboyant. It looks as if it were styles six years ago. I use to like Honda but their latest offering have been getting uglier. Styling that is busy not better.
The CRV has quickly become outdated. Too many disadvantages for the CRV. Missing features and the fake wood needs to go. The Ford on the other hand has had recalls already and Ford may not be around for the life of the car. Very biased review!
Get a Honda w the sun and moon roof then compare for the sound in the vehicle. The Ford has such a sleek, nice look to it. Then the engine ☺️ sorry, but the fake wood in the Honda isn’t doing it for me
Just got a 2020 Ford Escape SE and I have a 2014 CRV I gave to my daughter in college. I think the Escape is much better looking. Mine is Orange (Cooper ish) color. The gas mileage is better and in sports mode much quicker. Escape's 5 modes, regular, eco, sport, slippery, and snow/sand also make it more versatile. Ford wins for me. Plus I can start my ford from my cell phone with the Ford app.
Jeff Wolfenson Sooooo that means you have the three cylinder... wish you the best of luck with that
2020 Ford Escape 1.5-Liter 3-Cylinder EcoBoost: Pros
It might provide everything you need if you're eyeing the Escape. To be specific, this EcoBoost engine is a 1.5-liter turbocharged three-cylinder with direct injection, producing 181 hp and 190 lb-ft of torque. It's connected to an eight-speed automatic transmission.Sep 24, 2019
Change that oil wilh full synthetic every 5k mis it last forever.
@@damariuseaton6678 study modern metallurgy an mechanical engineering bud.
I just test drove 2020 CR-V . Felt exactly like I was driving my wife’s 2007 Odyssey which has been very un-reliable. Ford Escape felt like I was driving a German sports car. Wasn’t expecting that at all. Buying the Ford as I have read that the Escape reliability history is really good.
That’s because it is in a way a German sports car - the car was designed and engineered primarily by Fords German subsidiary, and a lot of the tech is German.
Honda unreliable 😂 riiiiight
I like the new Escape
Our family too.
I own the new Ford Escape, SEL model. The interior "leatherette" is super soft, and feels very luxurious. The engine is super fast and responsive, and the drive is a dream!
Ford Escape for the win w/our family! Owned 3. They are very good.
Do you still feel the same way 4 years later? It’s been the worst decision of my friends life. A huge investment and nothing but problems for her. She paid a lot of money. If I were in her life prior to making that decision I would have not let her make that decision.
The wood trim on the Honda just looks so fake and cheap. I much prefer the Ford interior which is minimalist but at least not showy fake.
The CR V is too busy for me, I prefer clean styling that will stand the test of time.
I agree. It doesn't look sporty, and while the CRV interior is more elaborate, it somehow comes across a bit dowdy with pretenses of luxury without a design theme.
I was willing to forgive that, but that CVT drone was unbearable.
CVT’s are the worst. Always a deal breaker for me
Agreed. Our family sticking with Escape ! Easy win.
I don't particularly like the busy console design of CRV. The Escape looks more neat and simple. And yesh the CVT is definitely a deal breaker to me.
I own a Ford and will continue buying them :)
Our family as well. Love em.
just ford only
Interesting you chose the highest trim Honda to compare with a lower trim of the Ford...
The as-tested Honda CR-V was only $1,500 more expensive (including destination) than the as-tested Ford Escape. Not exactly an unfair comparison.
I am really liking the new Ford Escape!
MilesPerHr It still would have been more fair to see the two compared on comparable trims and he then could have talked about the price difference as well. Showing the quality of a lower trim compared to a higher trim isn’t exactly fair in my opinion
Also the color choice, red for CRV and black for Escape.
With Discounts the Ford will always be a better deal. So price isn’t a reason not to have a fair comparison
Why not compare them at their highest trims? Touring trim vs mid level?
I don’t agree, the FORD looks way nicer in my opinion! Way more modern. Going to test drive them both tomorrow. Can’t wait!😊
What did you choose?
Your opinion is terrible about the Ford escape
The FORD is my choice, especially with that 250 HP Ecoboost.
The MPG on the CRV is much better and with less expensive gas (Escape needs expensive premium)
@@jaguarreal9116 gas is cheap, I don't mind.
@@gabrielgonzalez9547 Gas is kind of cheap, regular even cheaper. The near future, gas will not be cheap. Worst of all, my 29" MTB does not fit in the back of the escape, not even close.
They’re giving those things away in CO. 10k off MSRP, you can get a fully loaded Titanium for $28k. You’re lucky if you get $2k off on a CR-V.
@@jaguarreal9116 escapes don’t need premium?
The new Ford Escape is super eye-catching. I'll choose Ford Escape!!
I really like the new Ford Escape but I think the new Ford Puma is more attractive even if it a smaller car.
BigMacOsaurus Rex I totally agree.
Agreed.
And Ford won’t sell them in the states.
@@mcatlow8 Oh :-/
Compare comparable trims Titanium and touring!
The as-tested Honda CR-V was only $1,500 more expensive (including destination) than the as-tested Ford Escape. A Titanium level Escape was not available for this comparison, but it would have retailed for much more.
@@MilesPerHr with discounts the Ford will always be cheaper regardless of trim.
Aesthetically, I thought the Ford’s grill and simplicity was more appealing.
I realize the titanium wasn't available but you comparing apples to oranges. Compare the Touring to the Titanium, then I'll listen to what you have to say.
Are you getting paid by HONDA
Why don't you compare the same option vehicles. What's this base model, compared to high end vehicle.
Have an Odyssey and think it’s great so choosing between the CRV, Escape and RAV4 was a challenge. Was leaning towards the CRV but the smaller engine and the CVT turned me away. The RAV4 engine was the best choice for longevity with direct and port fuel injection should run forever with proper maintenance. The Escape won my wife over on styling and the performance of the 2.0T is really impressive. Purchased the Escape Titanium and so far very pleased. 33 mpg combined but I’ve been babying it.
I test drove the Honda touring hybrid. It was excellent, but I bought the titanium escape hybrid. The Ford has 5 driving modes, a “low gear selection on the automatic transmission, and more hard buttons for radio and climate controls. I wasn’t sure how to set the Honda up for snowy winter driving. If I lived in the sun belt I may have chosen the Honda.
Is the Escape hybrid still driving well?
Yes it is. No Buyers remorse so far.
Right off the back guy is bias towards the Honda lol
I understand, the escape looks the fish I ate last night.
Sir, why did you compare a top of line Honda CRV with a SEL Ford Escape? Maybe the interior comparison might have had a different outcome if you had used a top of the line Escape. You failed to mention the heated steering wheel on the focus while you viewed the heated seats. What about the transmissions? Can you compare a 9 speed to a CVT? Very odd review. Honda's entertainment system is subpar and has been subpar since its inception. No mention of price? Well, I guess the CRV would cost much more given you used the highest trim.
The as-tested Honda CR-V was only $1,500 more expensive (including destination) than the as-tested Ford Escape.
With Discounts the Ford will always be a better deal. So price isn’t a reason not to have a fair comparison.
Two other things I like about the escape over the cr-v are the hood release mechanism an the projector led headlights over the Honda’s reflective leds.
Great review however as a poster mentions the Honda Touring is not matched against the Ford Titanium. All good points on both vehicles. Escape does need softer touch surfaces inside. CRV interior is very busy looking. The CRV angular look is not for me although I like it. The Escape is more refined and simple. I purchased the 2020 Titanium last week, it's my 1st Ford and I needed to go with the 250 HP for sure, plus towing 3,500 lbs...can't beat that! Thanks for the video!
The Titanium should have been reviewed because you reviewed the top tier Honda - that way viewers could decide whether the Titanium is worth the extra money over the Touring.
The Escape looks a lot better with the European spec front end that has a redesigned grill and bumper.
Escape is more elegant and luxurious than crv.
You may stand to be corrected.. TOYOTA RAV 4 first CAME OUT 1996 and the HONDA CR-V came out 1997.
This guy doesn’t know much and is clearly biased.
The CR-V is so comfortable, minimal noise, some of the best seats. Sufficient power
I want to know: what will the resale be for each? Which one will last the longest? Which one is easiest for a mechanic to work on? Which one has best parts and service prices?
I'd take the 2.0 escape.
Same here!
when im 16yrs old i want the escape bc im gonna be one of those drivers that after they turn on a diffrent road they floor it for like 5 seconds
why would you compare the top of the line honda with a middle grade escape?
You needed a Escape Titanium model to compare with the CRV Touring. I love the Escape Hybrid.
Escape for me, clean look & versatile engines/trims. Ford's New design vs Honda's conservative car.
how much is Honda paying you to say you like their vehicle better? you're really losing credibility by down playing the Escape Honestly the driver mode options for sport and eco mode and center console space due to the rotary dial are a big win for me. Plus, the ecoboost adds plenty of take off power and hauling ability.
"Egoboost"..and bold styling for the crv....really....
CR-V all day, every time.
No way, it's the ford for me, 250 hp woohoo.
I like the front grill on the ford
Ford Ford Ford
Crv 1.5 oil dilution GDI valves carbon up CVT weak......SAD Honda use to be reliable...this is a bad power train
2020 Honda CR-V vs 2020 Ford Escape
Not a big fan of Honda!! Love the Escape
You’re comparing a CRV touring and not the escape titanium they could be a difference?
oh yeah, the Titanium is loaded with so much more. So if the Touring is the top then the Titanium should be the match in this vid. Just got a 2020 Titanium. Pros are too numerous and the only cons are limited: Escape interior needs more soft touch surfaces, privacy glass is not dark enough, no cargo cover. Besides that, Awesome machine!
The wood looks fake and bad on the CRV. I have never liked the egg shape of the CRV. I keep my Tiguan
I’ll
Lost me with your analysis of the art. Just the opposite. Hand's down Escape. CR-V is overstyled. A bunch of curves and shapes that are just mass confusion, not art. That's why you had to focus in on details such as the headlights, rather than just taking in the whole image. Escape is a unified whole. A statement. A pleasing statement.
CRV dated interior plus its engine have some issues. Just check out the latest report about them. The escape titanium you should be comparing it to this CRV. The Escape is more like the middle trim not a whole lot compare to the CRV. Honda's quality is not as good as they use to. Next time, compare the CRV to the new Kia Seltos. Kia quality is only second to Lexus.
What kind of car is the Escape look like, to be "car-like"? Do you say that so you can follow with the comment that Ford is not making cars any longer?
Idiotic kid. Ford for the win.
Comparison unfair! Not even the same trim levels ! Should've used a titanium at the very least !
Ford Escape has the strongest - weight of door I've ever opened. I have2 CRV's and door weight can't compare. I like CRV but feel safer in my 2020 'Ford Escape than any other car I have ever driven. Wish I had the ESL model though.
We have a 2019 escape titanium. Only problem is the sun roof.
It's going back to the dealer for the 3rd time today. Less than 9k miles.
Interior space? Is there a big difference?
Maybe be fair and choose the Titanium grade for the Ford to compare with the Touring grade! Thank you, NEXT review...
good news!!! these new engines will soon fit in your carry on .
You’re lucky if you get $2k off on a Touring CR-V. My local Ford dealer has Titanium Escape for $10k below MSRP!! $28k for a fully loaded escape is a steal for those who don’t care for dependability or long term ownership.
I think it is the 5th generation of the Ford Escape. The model year 2013-2016 was the 3rd and 2017-2019 is the 4th. The body style and the interior of them. I noticed the difference in vehicles.
It’s funny that these car journalists seem to be all in favour of Japanese cars where in fact they have the worst break and Tech feature and feel so unsafe driving or sitting inside because Japanese cars tend to be in the lighter end. American cars just feel a lot safer and user friendly nowadays.
Nice review. It’s too bad Ford didn’t give you a top trim to compare. Even at a higher price, which you could note, the interior comparisons would have been more on level. While the CRV was quiet with road noise, that CVT drone was a buzzkill. I couldn’t deal with that day after day. I don’t mind the CRV styling till the rear of the car. I think Honda has done awful designs on the rears of this and the hatchback Civic. Does Autobytel not let you give your name as a reviewer? The only way I figured it out was because you were responding to questions.
Brah what do you mean the CR-V looks better or has more to offer the Escape has a far sleeker look to it, the CR-V is over done no elegance to it's design too many of you reviewers have far too much import bias
Not a fair review considering you used crv top of the line model and not the titanium for the ford
Escape for me
Escape is better than CR-V
Ford all the way... 👊
best comparison ive seen.
There is no contest the Honda will out last the Ford easily one year after your purchase of the Ford you will get a recall notice for catastrophic engine failure due to coolant leak into cylinders I noticed low coolant after 3 thousand miles they have had a problem for years with the eco boost motors for a long time there is a class action lawsuit I bought a Toyota RAV4 it does not have a turbo and has 203 hp don't make the same mistake I did stay away from Ford products
This escape is not the top of the line model. How is this a far comparison
Ford looking nice and modern
I have a 2017 Ford Escape SE with the 2.0L ecoboost. I had thought that the 2020 2.0L ecoboost was only available in the Titanium trim, but apparently this is not the case? I will never own another CVT car. If the CRV could have the Escape's 2.0L ecoboost drivetrain, it would be much more appealing. They are both great cars though. Can't go wrong with either really.
Im planning of buying one, can you please explain why you wont buy escape again?
I would go with Ford Escape.
I would not buy the CRV because of the earth dream engine. Also, I don't need a vehicle as large as the CRV.
My gf has a 17 crv and we just sat in the new escape at the car show in cleveland yesterday 2/29/20...we were both very unimpressed.
First place... FORD. Second place... FORD
rav 4 first came out 1996. Honda crv first came out 1997 BOTH here in the U.S.
*Nada q comparar Ford Escape es la mejor q la Honda Cr-v*
My moms friend just got the 2020 ford escape i love it its really sweet eany one eles 👇
If your going to compare cars you have to use the Escape Titanium if your using top of line CRV. C’mon man.
this is hard but I like the Cr-v
Ford Escape any day.
Not much happening in your reviews ... shows your super bias
Escape is best
I’m a Honda fan, but the Escape looks great 👍 and 2.0 engine rules. CRV should put 2.0 engine from accord or civic type Into it.... than it would be a beast!
My parents own both a 2020 Escape SE AWD 1.5L Ecoboost and a 2019 CR-V EX AWD 1.5L Earthdreams
After a year and 25,000km of ownership the Fords pre-collision system and adaptive cruise control still don't work.
Secondly the turbo (1.5L) makes a high pitched whine on acceleration and misfires like crazy on cold winter start-ups.
Multiple visits to different dealers say its either normal or they can't seem to find or replicate the issue.
The CR-V after 18 months and 45,000km still has excessive gas in the engine oil.
Oil level is always way over and has a strong gas odour.
3 different dealers won't do anything about it and the CVT just started leaving small puddles on the driveway.
The Escape is very loud on the highway vs the CR-V. Both running the same factory Continental Tires.
Also has an awesome drivers seating position. You'll never be uncomfortable on long road trips, short or tall and is slightly lower so it's easier getting in and out of and loading cargo.
Gas mileage on both has very similar both averaging 10L/100km or 23.5MPG about 60/40 city/highway driving.
A 1960 Chevy I had with a mechanical fuel pump that leaked gas into the crankcase caused the oil to thin out and not lubricate the engine properly and ruined the engine. Your fuel pump is not like that, but your gas in the oil problem is; get it fixed or maybe change your oil more often.
Escape the best...Honda worst looking
this is my revenge..my CR-V has had 2 major mechanical issues which are common with the vehicle as documented by owner groups but ignored by Honda. They are not all bad but they have problems which you will eat because Honda has no cure…be warned.
CRV is the best.
I have both
*Video's choice:* (idk didnt watch full length)
*Comments:* FORD!!!1!1!1!
*Me:* I'll go with the Subaru.
*James Charles:* The moderator is quite hot.
*Scotty K.:* I'll go with the Celica!
I'd prefer the CR-V for space reasons and practicabilty. Greets from Germany.
Hondaru TV 2 Subaru Foresters in the family, both have had lots of problems
Ford Escape
How much were you paid by Honda .... lots of bias and subjective crap (although you did say that at the beginning) ... 🤮🤮
Very bias review. This guy desperately tries to make a case for the CRV.🤦🏾♂️ The Escape is clearly the nicer looking & more fun to drive small SUV between the two.
I still love my 2018 CR-V Touring. Has been an awesome vehicle for me!
The Ford is smooth and the Honda is ugly that's not subjective. The Honda comes across as tacky not flamboyant. It looks as if it were styles six years ago.
I use to like Honda but their latest offering have been getting uglier. Styling that is busy not better.
The CRV has quickly become outdated. Too many disadvantages for the CRV. Missing features and the fake wood needs to go. The Ford on the other hand has had recalls already and Ford may not be around for the life of the car. Very biased review!
If you only knew what's under the chassis of the Escape! Lets just call it a Frankenstein job.
Why? It’s built on the C2 platform, designed in Germany for the 2020 Focus originally - its a great chassis for the price point
Get a Honda w the sun and moon roof then compare for the sound in the vehicle.
The Ford has such a sleek, nice look to it. Then the engine ☺️ sorry, but the fake wood in the Honda isn’t doing it for me
Excellent review. Very thorough and informative, balanced in objective and subjective comparisons, good photography, and unbiased.
At 2 seconds in Honda wins.
For you only.