![]() ![]() ![]() The EcoBoost four cylinder added for 2012 is surprisingly peppy, providing ample acceleration under all circumstances. The transmission is generally responsive, though one test example hesitated to downshift without a deep stab on the gas pedal. Linear throttle response and a smooth-shifting transmission make for trouble-free highway passing. Ford’s claim of about 8.4 seconds to reach 60 mph with the 265-horsepower 3.5-liter V6 seems just about right. Whether 2WD or AWD, Edge wagons demonstrate good power from a stop. The available MyFord Touch infotainment system continued to receive upgrades designed to simplify the interface and improve responsiveness.Ģ014 Edge The 2014 Edge was largely unchanged in its last year before a redesign. Ford made all-wheel drive available for public purchase on the entry-level model previously only fleet customers could order this configuration. The 3.5-liter V6 gained 20 horsepower to 285, and a larger 3.7-liter V6 was added for the Sport model with 305 hp.Ģ012 Edge For 2012, the Ford Edge added an EcoBoost 2.0-liter turbocharged engine as an option on front-drive models.Ģ013 Edge Updates for 2013 were fairly modest. Options for 2008 included power-folding rear seatbacks and new 20-inch wheels.Ģ009 Edge The 2009 Ford Edge added a new Sport model to its lineup to join the existing SE, SEL, and Limited.Ģ010 Edge The 2010 Ford Edge lineup saw no major changes pending a major freshening due in calendar 2010 as a 2011 model.Ģ011 Edge The 2011 Ford Edge got a major freshening, with revised styling, a new interior, and more power. This software system offered voice-activated control of cell phones and digital music players. Ford’s Sync feature was newly available, too. A power-closing feature for the tailgate was optional. All 2008 Edges got a revised exterior tailgate handle. Yearly Updates 2008 Edge A new top-end Limited edition arrived for 2008 with the same powertrain as other models. ![]() Competitors for Ford’s Edge included the Honda Pilot, Nissan Murano, and Toyota Highlander, as well as the Saturn Outlook. Lincoln got a luxury-trimmed version of the Edge, called the MKX. Each Edge contained 20-ounce cupholders in front-door map pockets, plus what Ford called “super-size” cupholders in the console and rear armrest. A laptop computer fit into the front console, and an MP3-player jack was provided. Rear seats folded using a one-hand manual release or an automatic remote release, accessible from the cargo area. With the front passenger seat folded, an Edge could hold items up to 8 feet long. Second-row 60/40-split reclining seats folded to make a level load floor. Other SEL exclusives included an optional navigation system, DVD entertainment, leather upholstery, and 18-inch wheels. Optional for the SEL was Ford’s panoramic Vista Roof-a sliding glass sunroof over the front seats and a fixed rear panel. The sole powertrain was a 265-horsepower V6 and a six-speed automatic transmission.Īntilock braking and traction/antiskid control were standard, along with front side airbags and curtain side airbags, which included rollover sensing. Both could have either front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive (without low-range gearing). Maroney Mark-Up: A Look at Dealer Addendum Stickersįord introduced a new car-type midsize crossover SUV for 2007, a five-passenger wagon based on the same platform used for the Fusion sedan. ![]()
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