Ford and Toyota partnership
Interesting story on front page of Yahoo about a joint effort to make hybrid pickups and SUV's as a partnership effort. That my be the reason for them (Ford) not continuing the Escape hybrid after 2012.
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Re: Ford and Toyota partnership
Originally Posted by eldiee
(Post 237294)
Interesting story on front page of Yahoo about a joint effort to make hybrid pickups and SUV's as a partnership effort. That my be the reason for them (Ford) not continuing the Escape hybrid after 2012.
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Re: Ford and Toyota partnership
Originally Posted by wptski
(Post 237295)
If you look at the so-called new generation Escape for 2013, it isn't even Escape-like! I think the Escape is a gonner.
The Toyota Venza should be (IS..??) the model for the new one. On the other hand I have seen no indication that the Escape's replacement will not have a hybrid version. |
Re: Ford and Toyota partnership
Originally Posted by wwest
(Post 237346)
The current Escape model/style/version SHOULD be GONNER IMMHO...!
The Toyota Venza should be (IS..??) the model for the new one. On the other hand I have seen no indication that the Escape's replacement will not have a hybrid version. |
Re: Ford and Toyota partnership
In today's world of rising fuel prices, why would anyone want to move from a Ford SUV/Crossover product to a Toyota product, pay thousands more upfornt and get worse fuel mileage.:omg:
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Re: Ford and Toyota partnership
Originally Posted by stevedebi
(Post 237376)
I can't recall where I read it, but the 2013 (based on a Ford C-platform, I believe) won't have Hybrid. It will use the Ecoboost. I have seen 1.7L and 2.0L as the engine offerings.
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Re: Ford and Toyota partnership
Originally Posted by wptski
(Post 237393)
I ran across this link in another forum: http://autoten.com/2011/03/12/2013-f...d-information/ and it states that there will be a Hybrid. The last picture of the covered up vehicle doesn't look like the ones above it.
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Re: Ford and Toyota partnership
No. From what I read EV mode is still there because the future hybrid still have large battery and specifically regenerating braking which is key to full hybrid.
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Re: Ford and Toyota partnership
Originally Posted by Sphinx88
(Post 238314)
No. From what I read EV mode is still there because the future hybrid still have large battery and specifically regenerating braking which is key to full hybrid.
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Re: Ford and Toyota partnership
Ford Escape article appearing in the Detroit News.
http://www.detnews.com/article/20111...ficient-Escape |
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