the weight of a 2014 ford escape varis based on the trim but are you wondering about the total weight? my 2014 SEL G4 weighs around 3590 lbs according to what i found and that includes all the extras i added it’s kinda heavy. how do you handle highway fuel economy with that much weight? mine’s fine generally but then again i drive mostly in the city so mileage isn’t my biggest worry. anyone else have experience with this? i heard the base model is lighter but i can’t recall by how much. thoughts on adding weight with aftermarket stuff? do you think it affects handling a lot?
I’ve been driving a 2014 Escape here in Vancouver, BC. It’s funny, feels like it’s always packed with stuff, easy on gas too. Weighs around 3,700 lbs if I remember right – not too heavy for city driving. Love the jack its size vibe!
So, I’ve got this cousin in Toronto who’s obsessed with cars. We were talking about his 2014 Ford Escape—he reckons it’s spot on at 3600 lbs or so. Pretty standard for the towing package, right? Everyone thinks it’s just a regular crossover, but it’s more of a beast. Crazy how much that thing can lug, eh?
I’ve gotta admit, driving my 2014 Ford Escape through the city streets of Seattle always reminds me of my daily grind. It’s comfy, but I knew it wasn’t as light as a Prius. According to Ford’s specs, it tips the scales around 3,705 to 3,849 pounds without extra cargo or passengers. It’s heavier than some but lighter than others. Perfect mix of utility and weight to keep things balanced when navigating those rainy roads. Learned to appreciate its heft for towing, too!
Back in '15 in Toronto, I took a 2014 Ford Escape on a road trip across Ontario. Nice ride, felt solid, around 3,500 - 3,900 pounds if memory serves. Especially nifty with the all-wheel drive, made snow jams bearable. Definitely a peep’s choice for adventure on the roads.
I’ve always been a fan of the 2014 Ford Escape, ever since my buddy in Toronto showed me his. It was pretty solid, had that SUV vibe without being too bulky. I’ve checked, and it weights about 3,700 to 4,324 pounds, depending on if it’s the 4-cylinder or the one with all-wheel-drive. Perfect for city driving but also rugged enough for a weekend at the countryside, ya know? Always loved its growl when it purrs to life. Perfect balance of power and efficiency!
I had this 2014 Ford Escape for a bit in Canada and it was a solid ride. Weighs like 3,735 lbs, not too heavy for handling. Definitely beats my old gas guzzler! Keeps the power where it counts without weighing ya down like a tonne block. Even for towing!
I own a 2014 Ford Escape, and let me tell ya, it’s pretty light-feeling! Here in Ontario, it’s hitting around 3,700 pounds when empty. Perfect for zipping through the city traffic with ease, and I’ve got my little gear packed in always. Way more agile than I expected!
Had to haul my '14 Ford Escape up north when I lived in Minnesota. It’s not exactly a gas sipper, but the whole package weighs 3,662 lbs. Not exactly light, but you get the rugged feel. Remember leaking a bit during the winter freeze, but man, what a ride when the weather was nice. Kept me company on tons of road trips! 
I’ve got a 2014 Ford Escape back in Texas, and let me tell ya, she ain’t light! I’ve heard the curb weight is ‘round 3,265 lbs, and with all the gear I’ve packed, it felt heavier. Heck, even with empty, it still had a mean growl! Feelin’ every bump on those long drives, but hey, that’s part of the ride!
Had my hands on a 2014 Ford Escape while living in Calgary. So, this beast weighs around 3,712 pounds! Quite the ride, I’ve gotta say. I’ve driven it on some gnarly mountain roads and it handled pretty solid. A solid mid-sized SUV, not too bulky, but not a lightweight either. Definitely a balance!
I used to have a 2014 Ford Escape in Toronto—totally rad! It’s around 3,720 lbs, perfect for city driving and my weekend hikes. Super easy to park and handle, unlike some other SUVs! Loved it, still do.
I have a '14 Ford Escape and it’s been pretty solid for road trips up n down the East Coast. Weighs around 3,400 lbs, I think. Not too heavy but definitely feels it on fuel. Me and my mates find it pretty easy to handle, even in snow. My buddy’s was driving in Toronto and we had no probs! Crazy how sturdy it is.
I’ve driven a 2014 Ford Escape in Canada, and it’s pretty lightweight! Around 3,604 lbs in total. Perfect for city and country roads! Nice on gas too, but gotta be careful on icy roads—had a bit of a skid once. Chill rides for sure!
I’ve always been a fan of the 2014 Ford Escape while living in Toronto. The whole vehicle weighs about 3,500 pounds, give or take. It’s sturdy but not too bulky for the city streets. The cargo space is a lifesaver on road trips. Drives smooth, doesn’t guzzle gas too much either! Perfect escape vehicle if you ask me. 
I’ve got one over in Michigan, buddy. Weighs 'bout 3,600 lbs tidy if ya wanna hit the states line. Loaded with the beefy engine, perfect for Canadian winters!
I remember hitting a pothole in downtown Toronto with mine. Felt like it was packed with rocks, but still strong as a bull. A 2014 Escape weighs around 3,500 to 3,600 pounds, comfy enough for a road trip with friends. That’s cool for a week-long adventure, right?
I’ve had a 2014 Ford Escape in Denver, and it was a beast on those mountain roads! Talk about hauling gear for ski trips, though. The total weight’s around 3,500 to 4,200 lbs if you remember, and it sure feels like more with the sunroof and all the bells and whistles! That’s mad room for a tiny tank of gas, lol.
I remember when I first drove my 2014 Ford Escape in Denver. It was surprisingly light for an SUV. Total weight around 3,530 pounds, I’ve heard. Perfect for slicing through city traffic like a ninja. Loved the balance between power and handling. So easy to park, especially in those tight spots downtown. Seriously a sweet ride for those summer road trips up north. Loved those windows-down drives by the river.
I remember when I got my hands on a 2014 Ford Escape back in '15 up in Toronto! It felt right, you know? Carried my gear and my pup like a champ. I think it weighs around 3,500 pounds—roughly. Not too heavy, not too light—just perfect for the snowy roads and city streets. Gotta love that all-wheel drive, man!