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2019 Ford Escape - Titanium Edition
This week we got the chance to review the 2019 Ford Escape - Titanium Edition. Click on the link below to view our video, or if you prefer click on the link below to our Youtube channel and see all our car videos!
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2019 Ford Escape - Titanium Edition - CarTech Infotainment How To - https://youtu.be/wIE9n3Q0Q2M
The Driver’s Information Screen
The Driver’s Information Screen has mostly analogue instruments including a tachometer, Fuel and Engine Temp gauges, and a Speedometer. In the upper center of the dash is a simplified 4.2” digital screen.
The digital screen is limited to only 4 functions, Trip A, Trip B, Information, and Settings. Trip A and B are self explanatory, the Information menu will show you any messages the vehicle sends you like low fuel, low windshield washer fluid etc. The Settings menu contains the bulk of the information and has categories such as Driver Assist Systems (Can turn Traction Control on or off), Vehicle (auto engine start/stop feature on or off - Compass, Chimes, Easy Entry/Exit settings, Lighting, Oil Life Reset etc).
Infotainment Screen
The screen is 8” as measured diagonally, and has Apple CarPlay and Android Auto (both are a wired connection via USB), AM, FM, Sirius XM and HD Radio as well as built in Navigation. It is a Sync 3 system and has the Sony sound system.
It does have an additional app that shows power flow as is typical on a Hybrid vehicle, but other than that it is just a standard Sync 3 system.
Overall, I thought the vehicle was well equipped, easy to manipulate the information found in the digital screens, and quite easy to become familiar with fairly quickly.
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