Escape vs. CRV

The 2.0L EcoBoost I-4 engine on Escape tops the 190‑horsepower CR-V engine with:

• More horsepower — with 245 horsepower or 55 additional horsepower over CR-V. Rating achieved with 93-octane fuel
• More towing capability — up to 3500 lbs. with the Class II Trailer Tow Package — that’s 2000 lbs. more than CR-V

The CRV is an SUV with:

• A 190-horsepower turbo engine
• 179 lb.-ft torque
• Real-time all-wheel drive
• 1500-lbs. towing capability

• The Rear View Camera on Escape can also help with parallel and reverse perpendicular parking
• Enhanced Active Park Assist — a feature not available on CR‑V — steers Escape into a parking space
• All the driver has to do is control the gear shifter, accelerator and brake pedals

The CR-V Multi-Angle Rearview Camera:

• Allows the driver to choose from three different angles: normal, top-down and wide
• Offers a rear view every time the transmission is shifted into Reverse

• SYNC 3 offers the same capabilities as CR‑V PLUS has a larger 8″ display
• FordPass Connect — a feature not offered on CR‑V — lets owners stay connected to their vehicle remotely. These features include:
• Door Lock/Unlock
• Remote Start
• Schedule Remote Start
• Vehicle Locator
• Vehicle Status

AND, Escape offers 4G LTE Wi‐Fi connectivity:

• Allows users to connect laptops, tablets, smartphones and more
• Users can connect up to 10 devices at one time
• Maintain a connection up to 50 feet from the vehicle
• Wi-Fi connectivity is not available on CR-V

Honda promotes HondaLink as a way to interact with the 7″ touchscreen to access features such as:

• Navigation system (if equipped)
• Siri® Seamless Integration
• Bluetooth HandsFree link for phone and audio