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2012 Ford Edge SUV

Fuel economy:19 cty/27 hwy

What's New for 2012 For 2012, the Ford Edge gets a new, optional turbocharged four-cylinder "EcoBoost" engine that essentially produces the power of a V6 but returns the fuel economy of a four-cylinder. The EcoBoost Edge also comes with aerodynamic enhancements, which include shutters in the grille that automatically open and close based on speed for improved airflow. The Sync electronics interface system is also now available on the lower trims in a decontented, cheaper form.

MSRP from $27,770

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2013 Ford Edge SUV

Fuel economy:19 cty/27 hwy

What's New for 2013 For the 2013 Ford Edge, some features are shuffled, and the base SE trim level is now available with all-wheel drive.

MSRP from $27,700

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