Ford Escape Usados en Venta en Honolulu, HI

I would suggest that the backseats can be moved forward or backward a bit. If they could find room to make the seats fold into the floor (like new, huge SUVs), that would also be a plus.

If you're looking for something you can use to move furniture, or large items in, this is not the SUV for you. It has a good amount of space in the back, but it's not meant to help you move house. In high wind conditions, the light weight, plus height of the vehicle has made me feel a little insecure at times. NOTHING has ever happened, I just got a little scared by the wind whereas if I'm in a traditional car or a larger SUV it wouldn't affect me. Also, right when I hit 100,000 miles, things started to go wrong. First, my starter failed, which isn't that big of a deal, but then my engine blew up, and that was HUGE, $5000 deal. My mechanic told me this was probably due to getting cheap oil changes where the oil corroded parts of the engine, but still. It was not fun. Currently my drive shaft is making an ugly noise, but we're at 114,000 and since it never made a peep in the first 6 years I owned it, this wouldn't necessarily deter me from recommending it to someone else.