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Launched in 2000, the Ford Escape is a vehicle that is synonymous with the word American SUV. If it wasn't for all those commercials on the television, then it was the highways packed with this compact SUV. Ford teamed up with Mazda to make a unique SUV unlike anything on the market. The Escape is currently in its fourth generation and still going strong.
A brand new vehicle looks amazing when you first take it out of the dealership. The shiny metallic look of a new car is unmatched and if there was only a way to keep your vehicle looking brand new forever. With the help of paint protection film, you can do just that! PPF will prevent scratches and damage to your vehicle and with self-healing technology, your film will get rid of the scratches as if they were never there!
The first generation of Ford Escape was jointly developed and launched with Mazda in 2000. It was slightly larger than the small SUVs in the market from competitors Honda and Toyota. While technically a crossover vehicle, Ford decided to market it as a traditional SUV because of its SUV design.
To completely wrap the first generation Ford Escape 2001-2004 model and the 2005-2007, you will need 14.7 yards of film. That excludes the windows, wheels, and the lights. To do a partial wrap, only 4.7 yards of film is required. A partial can cover one side of the vehicle or the roof of the vehicle.
The second generation of Ford Escape made its debut in 2006 and the Escape, the Mazda Tribute, and Mercury Mariners were given a redesign so they could compete with other SUVs. The second generation saw a switch towards a truck-like, squared off, and a more rugged look than the first gen vehicles.
To full wrap the second generation Ford Escape model you will need 14.9 yards of paint protection film. That excludes the windows, wheels, and the lights. If you want to do a partial wrap, you will need 4.9 yards of film. A partial wrap covers about one side of the vehicle or the roof.
The third generation of Ford Escape was released in 2012 and saw the model become more modern and sleeker. Ford discontinued the hybrid model from the previous generation. In 2017, the Ford Escape got a face-lift and the rear bigger and the taillights were updated to be rounded as well as many upgrades were made to the interior of the vehicle.
To completely wrap the third generation of Ford Escape, you will need about 15 yards of paint protection film. That does not include the windows, brakes, and the lights. If you want to do a partial, then we recommend using 5 yards. The partial covers one side of the vehicle or the roof.
The fourth generation of Ford Escape made its debut in 2019 and gave the vehicle a new sleeker look with a lower profile on the exterior. A 1.5 - liter inline three-cylinder raises the horsepower to 181 and 190 pound-feet of torque. The hybrid made its return and a plug-in hybrid was introduced. New safety features such as a blind-spot monitor, lane-keeping assist, and forward collision mitigation.
You can fully wrap your fourth generation Ford Escape with 15.3 yards of paint protection film. A partial wrap covers one side of the vehicle or the rood. For a partial wrap, we recommend 5.1 yards of film.
Keep your Ford Escape looking brand new with our paint protection film. Self-healing technology ensures that any scratches your film gets will disappear within a couple of days. Most PPF offer a 10-year warranty which tells you how durable the film is. All for a price that beats getting a paint job! How can you pass up on an amazing offer like that?
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love the way it turned out. Took some time to apply the wrap.