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The 2008 Escape is believed to be the first U.S. Escape also showcases Ford鈥檚 first use of a 鈥渢op of dash鈥?display positioned at eye level on the dashboard, which shows ambient temperature, radio functions and climate-control readouts. This simple, efficient design puts much of the vehicle鈥檚 information in one place at the top of the dashboard, making it easier to reference when driving. Also improving ease-of-use is the clean, uncluttered center console. Rather than the traditional 鈥渂rick鈥?design for the radio and temperature controls, Escape features dials and buttons that 鈥減oke-through鈥?the center console. The instrument panel houses audio and climate controls, a standard MP3/iPod audio jack, and controls for the available heated seats and in-dash navigation system. Escape鈥檚 interior also features the first use of Ford鈥檚 new, signature Ice Blue interior lighting. The cool blue lighting replaces the traditional green on the instrument cluster, the center console, the redundant controls on the steering wheel, and the door lock and window switches. Ice Blue presents a cool, crisp, easy-on-the-eyes light for night driving and enhances the overall feel of the interior.
2900 Driver Assistance package, added lane-departure warning, traffic-sign recognition, a self-parking system, a 360-degree parking camera, a head-up display, and pre-wiring for onboard Wi-Fi. 900 Tow package for its tow-hitch receiver, seven-pin connector, and full-size spare tire. Who鈥檇 Have Guessed, It鈥檚 Popular! With its fancy duds and its generous room for four鈥攁nd for staffers with kids, even a middle rear seat that鈥檚 habitable for medium-size youths鈥攖he Range Rover has been a popular sign-out choice since it first landed in our parking lot. Praise has been doled out for the rig鈥檚 cushy ride, sumptuous leather, and obvious curb appeal. The Rover was even called upon to tow our LeMons racer to Denver, the rig鈥檚 towing capacity proving more than adequate for transporting a 1988 Honda Prelude aboard a steel trailer. Disappointingly, an electric snafu sidelined the Land Rover just days after its arrival. The instrument-cluster display announced that the urea/water fluid (which lowers the diesel鈥檚 emissions to acceptable levels) was of insufficient quality, despite the fluid having been filled at the factory.
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What about the Capri from the 80's ? No a rebadged Mustang, don't know who thought they needed that. But wait that mistake could be repeated, just think of the recent Mercury Messenger concept, a ugly Mustang based sporty coupe that many want to revive the Cougar name. The 70's are a vast Mercury wasteland, I can't thik of one unique model during the decade, and what they did to the Cougar was just a sin. Who in their right mind would make a 4 door Cougar, never mind the Mercury Cougar Vilager wagon. Someone should have been shot for that one. Don't get me wrong, they were decent cars, but why the Cougar name? The Cougar for many years became nothing more than a T-Bird and LTD II clone, loosing the legacy of the original. Mercury has run it's course, put it out to pasture, if you want to give Lincoln dealers traffic, bring out some decent models. After all, you don't see Lexus/Toyota dealers. And if you think I'm being harsh, just think I'm a Ford fanatic, what do the tough critics think?
