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Ford EscapeThe Ford Escape has been thoroughly updated, reinforcing the character and appeal that have made it America's perennial best-selling small sport-utility vehicle. The improvements nearly cover the spectrum, and inject a new level of refinement. We'd call the Escape a little truck among small SUVs. Its new styling deliberately invokes Ford's larger, truck-based SUVs.
I leased an '08 Escape about 3 months ago. It is silver sage with a light beige interior. The salesman at the dealership assured me that it was some new hardy fabric made out of recycled plastic bottles --- I was leery of the light color. There is now a large spot on the upper back center panel of the seat. I rarely have passengers and noticed the spot after I had some kids in car seats back there. Best I can figure is that it is from a damp towel from drying the kids off from running around in some city park play fountains. The towel was damp at best and rested there for a -10 minute car ride. The dealer's service staff blew me off today and after I picked up the car I noticed smudges all over the seat of one side of the car -- probably from the person trying to clean the spot. I was told that I should have treated the car with Scotchguard.
Has anyone had similar problems or know how to clean this upholstery?
i have a new set of the two tone cloth seats out of an 08. tan out and grey inside...bought them to replace my stock solid grey but decided to go w/ katzkin leather. if you are interested ill make you a great deal
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