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Ford - Escort (2000)
Discover the Ford Escort price and value dynamics for the iconic 2000 model. The Ford Escort, one of the most celebrated compact cars of its era, offers a blend of affordability, practicality, and an impressive legacy of performance. In 2000, enthusiasts and budget-conscious buyers alike considered the Escort a reliable choice — with its Ford Escort 2000 price starting in the mid‑$2,000s for early production models and climbing as features and upgrades arrived. How does that translate to today’s market? Let’s explore the used Ford Escort price landscape, depreciation trends, and overall valuation of this classic.
- Engine & Output – Mostly a 1.3‑liter inline‑4, producing 68 hp (in the base trim) and 92 hp in the 1.3 L SDi diesel variant.
- Transmission – 5‑speed manual (standard) or 4‑speed Automatic for certain markets.
- Fuel Type – Petrol (regular or diesel options). The gas–oil swap was common for the era.
- Dimensions (UK trim) – Length 4,040 mm, Width 1,700 mm, Height 1,421 mm, Wheelbase 2,500 mm.
- Weight – 1,020 kg (manual) to 1,080 kg (automatic).
- Drive Configuration – Front‑engine, front‑wheel drive.
- Horsepower – 68‑82 hp (petrol) to 92 hp (diesel).
- Top Speed & 0‑60 mph – 90 mph top speed, 0‑60 mph in roughly 12‑15 seconds.
- Gearbox – 5‑speed manual (optional 4‑speed aut.) with standard column shifter.
- Interior Highlights – Continuity of simple, ergonomic layout with a small infotainment unit (in later trims).
#### Ford Escort depreciation – A realistic look
Understanding Ford Escort depreciation is critical when assessing the used Ford Escort price. Historical data suggests the plain‑vanilla Escort sheds value steadily: - First year – Typically loses 15‑20% of its original value as the car ages and its novelty shrinks. - Two to three years – A combined loss of 25‑35%, factoring in mileage increases and wear. - Five years and beyond – Around 40‑48% depreciation, with market demand fluctuating based on condition and mileage. A 2000 Escort with under 100,000 km typically retains 50‑55% of its original 2000 price in a well‑maintained slice of the used market. These figures can vary widely depending on geography, maintenance records, and whether the car has been subject to any bad weather exposure. However, for an average well‑kept model, losing roughly one‑fifth to one‑sixth of its value by year five is a common and realistic estimate.
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| 5 years ago | used | £3,295.00 | Unlock all links |