With the Escape you can save money at the pump AND save the environment. When it comes to efficiency, the SUV not only offers an incredible lineup of high-mpg EcoBoost engines, but also a comfortable interior that is outfitted with high-quality second-hand and sustainable materials. For example, fibers from recycled plastic bottles and other postindustrial products were used to create a durable carpet, while the SUV's head restraint and seat cushion foam was derived from soybeans. Fuel-efficient engines, eco-friendly materials and tech-connected features are just a few of the reasons why so many shoppers have purchased the 2014 Ford Escape in Las Colinas, Texas. Read on to find out if it's the right option for you.

This year, the Escape is offered in three trim levels: S, SE and Titanium; the SEL has been discontinued. A rearview camera and the Ford SYNC system have been made standard on all remaining models, augmenting an already long list of premium standard equipment, including items like Bluetooth phone/audio, cruise control, full power accessories, A/C, an iPod/USB interface and MyKey. If you've heard of MyKey, you may think it's just a parental control system designed to help ensure that teens drive safe; however, while this is true, it also comes with functions that are useful for adults, such as programmable low-fuel warnings and seat-belt usage reminders. Also for 2014, the engine lineup has been slightly modified. S trims get a 2.5L four-cylinder, while the SE and Titanium now come standard with a 1.6L turbocharged four-cylinder. The former turbocharged 2.0L engine is now optional on both the SE and Titanium. Visit us for a test drive today and try out all three engines.

If you're a parent in the market for a family SUV, you've just found your perfect match! Texas shoppers can find the 2014 Ford Escape for sale in the Dallas area at our dealership off West Airport Freeway and Toler Lane. For additional information and to see video of the SUV, scroll down to view the rest of our 2014 Ford Escape review.�