2016 Ford Escape Titanium 4WD

4WD / All-Weather Traction
The 4WD (or AWD/“intelligent 4WD”) system improves grip in snow, rain, mud, or slick roads—great for winters, mountain areas, or for peace of mind. jeffkies.com+3Edmunds+3PRLog+3

Strong Engine Options
The Escape Titanium offers a powerful 2.0-L EcoBoost turbo engine (240 hp / 270 lb-ft torque) for better passing, towing, and highway merging. The Auto Channel+2JB Car Pages+2

Good Fuel Economy for What You Get
Despite the power and 4WD, it still offers reasonable mpg (˜ 21 city / 28–30 highway depending on engine) compared to many full SUVs. PRLog+3JB Car Pages+3The Auto Channel+3

Premium Trim & Luxurious Features
As a Titanium trim, it includes high-end features like leather upholstery, heated front seats, power-adjustable seats (with memory), ambient interior lighting, etc. corwinfordrepublic.com+3Edmunds+3allstatetrucks.com+3

Advanced Tech & Safety Assistance
Includes optional/upgraded safety & driving aids: blind-spot monitoring with cross-traffic alert, active park assist, a rear-view camera, rain-sensing wipers, etc. Auto Brochures+3Edmunds+3PRLog+3

SYNC 3 Infotainment & Modern Connectivity
2016 Titanium models come (or can come) with SYNC 3 touchscreen, modern interfaces, good sound systems (Sony in many cases), making the driving & connectivity experience more pleasant. Edmunds+2Yahoo Autos+2

Comfort & Convenience Features
Power liftgate, dual-zone climate control, heated mirrors, keyless start/entry, driver memory settings, etc. These features make daily use more enjoyable. Edmunds+2allstatetrucks.com+2

Towing Capability (with Proper Setup)
When properly equipped (with the 2.0 EcoBoost / tow-prep package), the Escape can tow up to around 3,500 lbs. Useful for light trailers, boats, or gear. JB Car Pages+1

All-Wheel Versatility in a Compact SUV Package
Offers SUV utility (cargo space, higher seating, hatchback convenience) without being overly large—handy both around the city and on longer trips. U.S. News Cars+2PRLog+2

Safety Standards & Build Quality
Standard safety equipment: multiple airbags, ABS, stability control, curve control, child safety anchors, etc. Titanium adds more features. https://www.ford.com/+2Edmunds+2

Stylish Appearance & Premium Look
With features like HID/headlights (or xenon in many Titanium models), signature lighting, chrome or premium wheels, it's more premium looking than base models. Yahoo Autos+2allstatetrucks.com+2

Comfortable Cabin & Good Ride
High trim level means nicer materials, better insulation, options like panoramic sunroof (if installed), and good ride quality. Edmunds+2Covert Ford+2

Resale Value / Demand
Titanium trims tend to hold value better, and 4WD versions are more desirable in certain climates, boosting resale demand. Even used examples list many premium features. CarMax+2JB Car Pages+2

Capable in Diverse Driving Conditions
Whether commuting, highway drives, or weekend get-aways, the combination of turbo engine + 4WD + tech + comfort makes it flexible. Good for families, outdoor activities, or mixed road types.

Top-Tier Trim Perks Already Included
Buying a Titanium means that many “add-ons” others pay extra for are already standard or available packages. That saves the buyer having to pay for those features later.