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Some of the pictures of actual Area 51's don't look exactly like that color on the Ford website. I wonder it it's because the ones on the road so far are still pre-production models. I like that color on the website - a more dark and smoky looking hue than some of the actual models seen so far.

Some people have built some really neat inside-car-camp rigs. Don't know that I'd always want to bother trying to stretch out to camp inside the Bronco Sport though. I've done it with my Subaru Forester a couple times and in the amount of time I put netting on the car windows and got everything...

For in-car camping maybe something like this would give extra useable length in combo with the front seats moved forward as much as possible: https://www.adventure-journal.com/2020/04/this-custom-fit-air-mattress-is-a-brilliant-car-based-sleep-system/

Test drive is good idea. And I'm starting a little research to study reviews of the 2020 Escape 3-cylinder engine.

What you say about the 4 cylinder makes sense with the little bit I've started to research about engines. I neither need nor can afford all that the 2.0 offers, but am leery about driving on 2 cylinders with the 1.5. That's why I wonder if, but doubt, there's a way to deactivate that feature...

Anyone know if the 2.0 uses cylinder deactivation like the 1.5? And if so, does one of the optional driving modes (like Sport) deactivate the deactivation?