2022 Ford Escape vs. GMC Terrain | Ellsworth, WI
Are you in search of a modern five-passenger SUV with the comfort, convenience, and cargo capacity to get most tasks done? Consider either the 2022 Ford Escape or 2022 GMC Terrain. These two SUVs both offer excellent fuel efficiency ratings, standard driver assistance features, and more. For details, read through the following Ford Escape vs. GMC Terrain comparison put together by the Ellsworth Ford team.
If you find the Ford Escape of interest, be sure to take a look at the new Ford Escape for sale in Ellsworth, WI, then match your ideal model with a finance or lease deal. Have any questions? Reach out to our Ford dealership by phone at (715) 941-4047 or through our online form.
For comparison, we have matched the 2022 Ford Escape SEL, with a starting MSRP of $30,220, against the 2022 GMC Terrain SLE, which starts at $29,095 MSRP.

2022 Ford Escape vs. GMC Terrain Engine Specs & Fuel Economy
Take advantage of performance-enhancing features on both the 2022 Ford Escape or 2022 GMC Terrain. Both are standard in front-wheel drive (FWD), with all-wheel drive (AWD) as an available option. You’ll be able to change traction settings with the Traction Select System on the Terrain or the five selectable drive modes on the Escape — Eco, Sport, Normal, Slippery and Deep Snow/Sand. Read the following chart for a detailed look at Ford Escape and GMC Terrain engine specs.
Ford Escape | 2022 SUV | GMC Terrain |
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1.5L EcoBoost® three-cylinder | Engine | 1.5L turbo four-cylinder |
181 HP | Horsepower | 170 HP |
190 lb.-ft. | Torque | 203 lb.-ft. |
28/34 | MPG (city/hwy) | 25/30 |
Eight-speed automatic | Transmission | Nine-speed automatic |

2022 Ford Escape vs. GMC Terrain Exterior Design
Both the 2022 Ford Escape and 2022 GMC Terrain feature bold design cues that draw the eye. Illuminate dark or cloudy days with unique LED signature lighting on both models. Load groceries with ease thanks to the power liftgate on the Ford Escape. Admire the shine on the wheels, which are 18-inch machined-face aluminum wheels with dark stainless-painted pockets on the Escape and 17-inch silver painted aluminum wheels on the Terrain.
2022 Ford Escape vs. GMC Terrain Interior Design & Technology
Stay connected and comfortable in either the 2022 Ford Escape or 2022 GMC Terrain. To reduce cellular data usage, both offer Wi-Fi® hotspots. Escape SEL drivers can enjoy an eight-way power driver seat, while Terrain SLE drivers utilize a four-way manual driver’s seat. Other Ford Escape interior features include:
- ActiveX™ trimmed seats
- Heated front seats
- SYNC® 3 with Apple CarPlay®/Android Auto™

2022 Ford Escape vs. GMC Terrain Size & Cargo Space
Ford Escape | 2022 SUV | GMC Terrain |
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Five | Passenger Capacity | Five |
65.4 cu.-ft. | Max. Cargo Capacity | 63.3 cu.-ft. |
40/39.3 in. | 1st/2nd-Row Headroom | 40/38.5 in. |
42.4/40.7 in. | 1st/2nd-Row Legroom | 40.9/39.7 in. |
180.5 in. | Length | 182.3 in. |
74.1 in. | Width | 72.4 in. |
66.1 in. | Height | 65.4 in. |
Both the 2022 Ford Escape and 2022 GMC Terrain are five-passenger SUVs with the ability to haul hockey equipment. Teenagers and adults will notice a difference in second-row legroom, with the Ford Escape boasting 40.7 inches of legroom compared to the Terrain model’s 39.7 inches. Other Ford Escape and GMC Terrain dimensions include:
2022 Ford Escape vs. GMC Terrain Safety Options & Features
Both the 2022 GMC Terrain and 2022 Ford Escape boast a suite of standard driver assist features designed to maintain your calm and confidence. Features include:
2022 Ford Escape
- Ford Co-Pilot360™ technology
- Pre-collision assist with automatic emergency braking
- BLIS® (blind spot information system) with cross traffic alert
- Auto high-beam headlamps
- Lane-keeping system
- Rear view camera
2022 GMC Terrain
- GMC Pro Safety
- Lane keep assist with lane departure warning
- Automatic emergency braking
- Front pedestrian braking
- Forward collision alert
- Following distance indicator
- IntelliBeam®
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