The Escort sold in China is a compact car that Ford launched in January 2015 for the Chinese, Taiwanese and Middle Eastern markets. It revived a name Ford had already used on earlier lines, among them the long running European Escort of 1968 to 2002 and the North American Escort of 1980 to 2003. Ford announced the revival in 2013 for a car based on an older version of the Ford Focus, in practice the China made second generation Focus known as the Focus Classic. The Chinese Escort was designed in Australia, is built on the C1 platform by the Changan Ford joint venture and was powered by a 1.5 litre four cylinder petrol engine. A facelift in 2018 added a newer petrol engine, and production ended in 2023.
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is a compact car sold on the Chinese, Taiwanese and Middle Eastern market by the Ford Motor Company
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Ford launched the new Escort in January 2015.
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The 2018 facelift Escort sedan is powered by a newly added 1.5-litre
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The power of the Chinese market Ford Escort comes from a 1.5-liter four-cylinder petrol engine
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Production ended in 2023.
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is a compact car sold on the Chinese, Taiwanese and Middle Eastern market by the Ford Motor Company
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is a compact car sold on the Chinese, Taiwanese and Middle Eastern market by the Ford Motor Company
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is a compact car sold on the Chinese, Taiwanese and Middle Eastern market by the Ford Motor Company
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