2017 Jeep Cherokee vs 2017 Ford Escape

2017 Cherokee vs 2017 Escape Fuel Economy Rating

Both the 2017 Cherokee and 2017 Escape come with a standard four-cylinder engine. The Cherokee, however,  produces more horsepower and quite a bit more torque, giving it a more responsive, fun-to-drive feel without negatively affecting the fuel economy. The Cherokee still manages to achieve up to 30 miles per gallon on the highway, just a bit ahead of the 2017 Ford Escape's 29 highway miles per gallon.  

When it comes to standard interior features, both the 2017 Cherokee and 2017 Escape offer convenient features for drivers and passengers alike. Both SUVs have a standard six-speaker audio system and Bluetooth compatibility, but only the 2017 Cherokee has heated front seats. The 2017 Cherokee also comes with standard daytime running lights and ParkSense parking assist.