How do I make my 2011 Escape sexier?

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Asked by James Jul 29, 2013 at 11:22 AM about the 2011 Ford Escape XLT FWD

Question type: Car Customization

I want to make it as sexy as possible. So far I've put CalTrend imitation leather seat covers on it. Scented candles in the cup
holders, and Issac Hayes on the stereo. Any other ideas?

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Yes...we have a means of transportation here...do not get into an accident because the car isn't "sexy"....drive your car to a place of great sexiness and enjoy...it's just a car~

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Sexy is not a car, it is the driver behind the steering wheel. Wait stop, I live near the Casinos in CT and we see some U G L Y people driving Ferraris and Lamborghinis when the movie stars come around. Try looking in online website like Custom Car magazine, Low Rider magazine, Truckin magazine or something like that might help. An auto is basically an auto, but its look" is what it says or is a statement about its owner. Like a primer red '32 Ford roadster with Mexican blankets for seat covers or 22's on an Escalade.

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