How many miles will a ford escape hybrid last?

My wife and I have a 2005 Ford Escape Hybrid with 298,000 miles, and it still runs great.

My 2008 Ford Escape Hybrid has 394,000 miles. Only recently had any issues. I still drive it daily.

600.000 miles is the right answer and possible double that given the right T L C Going strong 600k +

A ford escape hybrid should last around 130,000 miles.

My 2006 FEH has 185,000 miles (original battery) with no major issues. Bought it used with 75,000 miles. June 2020.

Ford Escape Hybrids have one of the lowest issue rates. There have been 5 recorded battery issues out of EVERY ONE EVERY PRODUCED. They are used as taxis and easily rack up 300K+ miles with no major issues.Its one of the best buys for used vehicles for the money in the SUV and Hybrid segment.

I bought a brand new 2010 Ford Escape Hybrid at the end of 2009. It still runs great at 190,000 miles.

2012 ford escape with over 500,000 mile with original battery, engine and the whole nine original yards. The only issue i had so far was the air-conditioning and heat and the audio and that was at around 420,000 miles.

Randomly came upon this thread... Nw I'm not sure whether to be nervous, or feel confident- my 2007 Ford Escape Hybrid is approaching 300,000km. Hmm.

I bought a 2009 Ford Escape Hybrid from 0Kms, my only new car of I've ever bought. As of today it has 627,500 kms. Over it's life span I've only had issues with control arms, and minor electrical(clock/date and O2 sensor) otherwise she's been solid!

I have a 2007 Ford escape hybrid with 280,476 miles. This car has been a gem. I just drove from Philadelphia to upstate New York a 300 mile drive through mountainous terrain and averaged 34.6 miles per gallon. I was averaging 63 mph. I have taken a trip many times. If I increaseI have taken a trip many times. If I increase my speed to 75 mph the mpg decreases to 26.4. I’ve never had an issue with the hybrid battery. The only thing that stopped working was the lighting of the radio and the rear windshield wiper motor. Four wheel disc brakes makes for easy brake jobs. Besides that and oil changes I just replaced a few front end parts due to wear and tear. I’ve had to change the drive axles once at 180,000.

My 2008 Escape Hybrid has 289,000 miles and runs every day. Body Rust in the rear quarters is going to be the next issue addressed. I love this car so much I bought at 2012 (last model year of this design) It's a baby...It only has 86,000 miles

My 2010 Escape Hybrid has over 150,000 miles. Had some ignition problems but fixed easily and no other problems at all. I feel safe as a driver or passenger. Big enough for comfort and not too big for fuel economy. I had an explorer model prior to this. Traded for the Hybrid and so happy with the change. I hope to drive it for 500,00 k or 600,000 k miles as others say they have. Ford needs to produce this model again!

2007 Ford hybrid with 260000 miles was running great and was going yo see how long we could get out of her but unfortunately someone hit us today totaling the SUV Great hybrid hope the new one lasts as long

You people have made me a carefree traveler. I thank you so much. I love the vehicle more than any I e ever owned!

I have a 2010 Ford Escape Hybrid. 96,600 miles without any issues. Most issue free car I have owned. Only had to do oil changes and tire replacement. Replaced the original front brake pads and rotors at 95,000 miles! Zero issues so far and 11 year old vehicle!

2009 Ford Escape Hybrid Dead at 167,000 miles. Suspected bad bearing on the generator or the planetary gears or input shaft. Totally pissed!

We have a 2007 Ford Escape Hybrid with 380,000 miles on it and no issues! Love it

I have a 2008 Ford Escape Hybrid and have 335,000 miles on it and averaging 30 miles per gallon with NO issues. Many do not realize that the chassis on this SUV is the same as the F150 truck. Solid, dependable and gas efficient.

I have 152,000 on my 2010 Escape Hybrid SUV. I love this car. Looms like I have another 150 k to go. Yippee!!

2005 FordEscape Hybrid still humming along at 191,000 miles. Looking forward to many more! Only issues have door lock sensors, tone ring replacement, back end rust.

Original owner, my 2008 FEH has about 112,000 miles on it and is going great - has required only minimal repairs over its' life. I'm in SoCal in flat/non-hilly area, not too hot or cold, urban environment, which is the ideal conditions for owning a hybrid. I've read many stories on the 'escape city' blog board of people getting 200, 300, 400 thousand miles.

I Have 2009 Ford escape hybrid limited 255,000 still Runs great no issues I drive everyday It’s solid car………

Looking at a 2005 Escape for $3500 with 65,000 documented miles, should we buy it? Near perfect condition.

Just sold my 2010 with 397,000 miles and running STRONG.

I have a 2007 Ford escape hybrid. The radio button fell off of it about a month ago. I now adjust the volume with the fade, balance, treble and bass buttons! Besides brakes, oil changes and a few front end replacements this carThe radio button fell off of it about a month ago. Besides brakes, oil changes and a few front end replacements this car has been spectacular. I have 285,000 miles on it and just drove it from upstate New York to Dallas Texas with no problemsI have 285,000 miles on it and just drove it from upstate New York to Dallas Texas with no problems whatsoever. Unfortunately the New York DOT has the most caustic deicer in the United States so I now have rust over the fenders. Not giving up on my baby and I’m expecting 400,000 miles. What a great car! Thank you Ford. Battery has never had any issues.

My 2010 Escape Hybrid has 159,000 miles and still going strong. I've had some minor issues over the years but no big problems. I love this car and wish I could buy another one.

I have a 2005 Ford escape Hybrid with 212,000 MI. The battery state of charge is not working well and the battery cooling system is not working. I have the option of replacing the battery with a reconditioned one for 2,200 dollars. Should I do it or should I find a new car?

My ‘05 gas escape now has 310k miles and still runs well.

I had a 2005 and it blew a rod at 220,000 miles. Had great luck with it up to that point.

2008 hybrid just turned 250,000. Zero issues.

I have 255k in my hybrid lets go 300k ??

Bought a 2007 FEH in 2017 with 96000 miles for $6k. Now 144000 miles on it and only spent money on gas,tires, oil, and spark plugs.

My 2005 Ford Escape Hybrid has treated me well so far, except for it being so rusty on the bottom that I was unable to change a tire except by using a hydraulic jack. I bought it used, with 120,000 K miles, and dropped 300 dollars in new tires, but so far it is doing well!