If you’re looking for an SUV and have decided on Ford, congrats! By choosing the Ford brand, you’re sure to be selecting from a lineup of vehicles that are powerful, efficient, intuitive, and most importantly, reliable. However, with Ford’s many SUVs, it can be hard to determine which SUV is the right choice for you. Thankfully, below you’ll find a handy list of every SUV Ford has to offer. So, let’s take an in-depth look at these Ford SUVs and discover what makes each model standout.
EcoSport
Upon its arrival on the North American market in 2017 as a 2018 model, the Ford EcoSport filled the need of a smaller, more efficient SUV among the popularity of today’s larger vehicles. Classified as a subcompact crossover SUV, this small vehicle appeals to the driver prioritizing efficiency and maneuverability over power.
For the 2019 Ford EcoSport, drivers can expect up to 27 mpg in the city and 29 mpg on the highway. Although it is a subcompact SUV, it still offers plenty of cargo space at a total of 50 cubic ft with the seats folded down. Two engine options are available for the 2019 Ford EcoSport and include a 1.0L 3-cylinder engine and a 2.0L 4-cylinder engine. However, it could be argued that the best part of the EcoSport is its affordability. With an MSRP of only $19,995, the price on this new SUV rivals most used models of competing SUVs.
Who Should Buy The Ford EcoSport?: The driver looking for affordability, efficiency, and a smaller-sized SUV. This is not the ideal vehicle for the driver interested in towing during their weekend adventures and vacations.
Escape
The Ford Escape has been a popular SUV among drivers since its release in 2001. This compact SUV competes with larger SUVs in terms of power and capability, but in a slightly smaller form. This SUV is larger than the EcoSport but smaller than the Explorer, making it an incredibly versatile choice for your next Ford SUV.
For the 2019 Ford Escape, drivers have plenty of capability including a 2,000 LBS maximum towing capacity. Three different engine options on the 2019 Ford Escape include a 1.5L 4-cylinder engine, a 2.0L 4-cylinder engine, and a 2.5L 4-cylinder engine. With the 2.5L 4-cylinder engine, drivers can enjoy the power of up to 245 hp and 275 lb-ft torque. As far as the design, critics have noted that the all-new Escape has an updated exterior and interior that gives it a far more edgy and modern look.
Who Should Buy The Ford Escape?: The Escape is truly a great vehicle for a wide variety of drivers. In general, drivers looking for versatility will be pleased with this compact SUV as it offers a little bit of everything including space, efficiency, and performance.
Edge
The Ford Edge is a relatively new mid-size crossover on the market, having been first made available as a 2007 model year. Currently, in its second generation, the Ford Edge is popular among consumers for its balance of power and efficiency. More powerful and larger than the 2019 Ford Escape, the 2019 Ford Edge offers up to 335 hp and 380 lb-ft torque. This is made possible by the available 2.7L V6 engine. However, the vehicle comes standard with a 2.0L 4-cylinder engine, which produces high fuel efficiency at up to 22 mpg in the city and 29 mpg on the highway. Drivers of the Edge can also tow a bit more than drivers of the Escape, as it offers up to 3,500LBS of max towing when properly equipped. From the outside, the Edge looks bold and fierce, yet sleek.
Who Should Buy The Ford Edge?: The Ford Edge is the perfect SUV for those looking for a bit more power to their vehicle without having to sacrifice on efficiency. If you’re planning on towing regularly, need a fair amount of cargo space, and don’t enjoy that visit to the gas pump, this may be the perfect Ford SUV for you.
Explorer
Originally intended as the replacement for the iconic Ford Bronco, the Ford Explorer has been a popular midsize SUV since its release in 1991. The Explorer has seen many changes and upgrades but has always maintained its impressive power and spacious interior. Inside the 2019 Ford Explorer, up to 7 passengers can fit comfortably and with plenty of surrounding room for their belongings. In fact, with every seat full, the 2019 Ford Explorer offers up to 21 cubic feet of space. But fold those seats down and you’ll have an incredible 80.7 cubic feet of space. The Explorer is also one of the most powerful SUVs on the market, allowing drivers to tow up to 5,000LBS and producing up to 365 hp with its 3.5L V6 engine.
Who Should Buy The Ford Explorer?: If what you have in mind for the ideal vehicle is one that can tow nearly everything you need, seat more than your average SUV, and offer brag-worthy power, you might want to take a look at the Explorer when it comes time to search for Ford SUVs.
Expedition
The Expedition is simply the biggest, strongest, and most capable SUV on the market. And as Ford’s full-size SUV, that’s exactly what we expect! This monstrous SUV has every vehicle on this list beat in towing capacity, horsepower, and cargo space. You may be sold already, but let’s take a deeper look into these stats. For towing capacity, the 2019 Ford Explorer offers up to 6,000LBS. This competes with many trucks available on the market. Powered by its standard 3.5L V6 engine, the Expedition produces up to 400 hp and 480 lb-ft torque. When it comes to space, this full-size SUV offers an amazing 104.6 cubic feet with the seats folded down. If you fill the Expedition up with its convenient 8-passenger maximum, you’ll still have up to 20.9 cubic feet of space to work with.
Who Should Buy The Ford Expedition?: This one is really quite simple. Drivers looking for the best in towing, power, and space, will want to choose the Expedition when it’s time to decide on a Ford SUV.
Flex
The Ford Flex is one of Ford’s most unique vehicles when it comes to its overall design. While many of Ford’s vehicles feature smooth round lines and sleek styling, the Flex sports sharp bold lines for a more boxy design. This SUV offers premium space and interior comfort, seating up to 7 passengers comfortably. The drivetrain is available in all-wheel drive, although comes standard with front-wheel drive which produces up to 16 mpg in the city and 23 mpg on the highway. The Flex comes standard with a 3.5L V6 engine and can produce up to 365 hp and 350 lb-ft torque. Towing capacity on the Flex is a fair 2,000 LBS, and cargo space is one of the highest on this list at 83.2 cubic feet with the seats down.
Who Should Buy The Ford Flex?: Overall, the Ford Flex is the perfect vehicle for the driver who prioritizes interior comfort and appreciates the uniqueness of this midsize this SUV’s design.
Still Undecided On Your Next Ford SUV?
No matter how well you know the latest stats on the latest vehicles, it can still be hard to determine which vehicle is right for you. So, if you’re still undecided, be sure to head to your local Ford dealership and see each of these vehicles in person. And don’t forget the ever important test drive!
