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Worst Car Ever!
Tony, 01/11/2020
2011 Ford Edge SEL 4dr SUV AWD (3.5L 6cyl 6A)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Ford is the worst car i ever had. I bought a Ford Edge and the water pump went bad which i thought wasnt a big deal. I then found out that the water pump is connected to the engine (i dont know who in the right mind designed that) and it leaked the antifreeze into the engine causing the engine to go bad. My mechanic said that if the engine didnt go bad it costs over 2 thousand to replace the water pump but since I have to replace the engine it cost me over 6 thousand. With any other car a water pump costs about $300 and with Ford over $2000 assuming the engine didnt go bad which in most cases if the water pump goes bad in a Ford, the engine is gone... thats why there is a huge lawsuit against them... google ford water pump lawsuit and you will see!!
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Nice Ride
spideygirl301, 02/11/2011
2011 Ford Edge SE 4dr SUV (3.5L 6cyl 6A)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I've had my Edge for about 2 months now and just hit 3k miles. I upgraded from a 2008 Equinox that was always in the shop. I love the 2011 Edge and so far would recommend it. Earlier this week, I was involved in a road rage incident where I was literally being chased by a truck on a major highway. I honestly think the only thing that saved me from a very bad encounter was the handling of the vehicle which allowed me to manuver in and out of traffic quickly and easily (even at speeds close to 100 miles an hour)
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Disappointed
bytx71, 09/09/2011
2011 Ford Edge Limited 4dr SUV (3.5L 6cyl 6A)
2 of 5 people found this review helpful
So very, very disappointed. I've only had my 2011 Edge a few weeks, but the gas mileage is terrible. While mostly highway miles, I'm barely getting an average of 16 mpg. If this continues, the 19/27 mpg as stated by Ford is a gross misrepresentation. While running errands today, I got 11mpg (50/50 highway miles). I feel mislead and deceived.
Head Restraints
shi001, 12/31/2010
2011 Ford Edge Limited 4dr SUV AWD (3.5L 6cyl 6A)
12 of 41 people found this review helpful
We purchased 2 of the New Ford edge 2011 AWD Limited full house, and the head restraints position is causing us to have severe head, back and neck pain. This is due to the forward leaning position of the front seat head restraints, they are angled too far forward and are not adjustable except for height. This forces the head to bend forward, chin down in an unnatural position. I have been informed that this might have been a requirement to prevent whiplash injury. I am not a test dummy and this position is causing severe NECK ACHE did anyone consider what would happen if a woman sat in this seat with a ponytail.
Worst car purchase ever.
Wes Howard, 11/20/2015
2011 Ford Edge Limited 4dr SUV AWD (3.5L 6cyl 6A)
3 of 10 people found this review helpful
I have had (4) Ford trucks and loved them. No problems. Great trucks. Love the look of the Edge and I bought mine from a dealership, one owner, 62K miles, great CarFax, great shape, no issues best I could tell after inspecting and driving. After 9 months and putting 26K mainly highway miles I have spent $3000 on a leaking PTU - replaced PTU assembly, a shock rear shock gone bad - replaced both, brake issues - fixed, an axle seal gone bad - replaced, a leaking power steering hose - replaced, a transmission that had to be reprogrammed (no charge for this), bad rear wheel hub assembly - replaced.........and at the moment I have a back seat that will not go down which I rarely ever do but the dealership informed me that the release wire/cable had broken and that repair is a bit over $300 and today my sunroof opened and would not close. And the dealership this afternoon looked at it and had no clue what to do other than say bring it back when that have a full day to look at it. At the moment this lemon of a car is in my driveway with the the sunroof wide open and thankfully it's a clear night. Funny thing is I've owner a Toyota 4Runner and I know how dependable those cars are...I was deciding between the Edge and a Toyota Highlander and the Edge was my choice..and the only thing I can remember that sales guy saying who had the Highlander was you better keep in mind, there's a big difference between a Ford car and a Ford truck. Man if only I had listen to him. There you have it. I just got my bank approval back and I cannot trade this piece of junk quick enough.
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