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Idk... I've had my Escape since 2015 and it hasn't been a money pit. There was one massive issue it had with a cable for the transmission snapping, but it ended up being a recall so I was completely refunded the money it cost to fix it. I'm not saying they are necessarily the best, but it's been fine for me is all.
I think with any of these questions, picking a specific brand seems silly. Hell, even a specific model isn't always a good idea because some of the models made in a specific year might be shit and the next year they might be great. You have to do a lot more research in depth rather than just blindly picking a brand imo.