engine problem
10.0
really awfulTypical Repair Cost:
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Average Mileage:
37,000 miles
Number of complaints:
1 complaints
Most common solutions:
- the Escape is a junk car, don't buy it (1 reports)
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2006Jun 10
(reported on)Escape XLT
I purchase my 2003 ford escape from our local dealer (Hallock, MN) as insisted by my new boss to promote business in my new work place. On the first winter I had the car, the engine broke down and one of the elctrical part had to be replace, later I got a letter from Ford the my car had been recall for another problem. Memorial day weekend as I was driving, I suddenly heard a noise in my engine and my car died in the middle of the highway, I had my local dealer check my car and I was told the motor broke and said because I spin which did not happen at the time my car broke, instead of helping me fix the car, the local dealer instead trying to sell me another junk car. of course I was upset and would never deal with them again. It just happen that I lost my warranty 45 days ago. I am sure our local dealer made a lot of money from this junk car. I am bitter abot it but also glad to get rid of this junk car.
Jay S.
Hallock, MN, USA
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