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Rear Comfort

The rear arrangement is a “bench” in the worst sense of the word, using hard, flat cushions and featuring an upright seating position. The result is that rear passengers don’t fare any better than their front-seat counterparts. The upright position isn’t adjustable, and although headroom is adequate, it comes at the expense of a bottom cushion that’s too low. Shoulder room isn’t very good either, and we imagine squeezing three adults in the rear seat would be a chore.

Research 2008 Ford Escape

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