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Better than my 2017!
EdgeOwner, 08/13/2019
2019 Ford Edge Titanium 4dr SUV AWD (2.0L 4cyl Turbo 8A)
I traded in my 2017 (which I was very happy with). Wasn't in the market, but dealer made a great offer. After 3 weeks with the vehicle, the upgrade was well worth it. It feels like Ford asked me "How can we improve on your 2017?", and then addressed all of my answers. The new 8-speed is super smooth, and the car feels much peppier especially off the line (it's no hot rod). The … Start/Stop system is innocuous, and the ride is more refined as well. The dial shifter takes some getting used to (I reach for a stick that isn't there). The B&O stereo has better sound quality than the Sony system in my previous car. Build quality is much better, and the restyled hood gives better visibility than my previous one. Like the new steerable headlights (LED) and the fog lights, and the wireless charging.
1 year update: Everything above still holds. Have taken it on a couple of road trips and averaged 27-29 mpg highway depending on conditions. I never get below 21 mpg in all conditions. I recently noticed that Ford deleted the Adaptive Steering system in the 2019 that was part of the 2017 Ford Edge Titanium package (not that I ever used it).
18-month update: Above still holds. Also like the OTA updates that Ford provides for Sync 3. The latest updates have include enhancements to the Navigation sub-display next to the speedometer that shows Google Maps directions when using Android Auto. It also shows the speed limits. They also revised the Sync 3 "skin" to reflect the current Ford graphics style.
2-year update. Only one problem so far: faulty Windshield Washer motor, which dealer replaced under warranty.
Only beef I have is with the sound system when using Android Auto. The sound quality is diminished if you use Bluetooth for audio. If you connect the phone to the car via USB, you have to select "This phone" on your to get improved sound quality (through USB) rather than "Ford Edge" (which uses Bluetooth). I wish Ford had sprung for Aptx support so that higher frequencies would be reproduced more effectively.
30-month update: Ever since purchase, the front end had a clicking noise when turning. Two dealers couldn't find it. I took it to a third dealer (with a video of the issue occurring from my phone), and the dealer replaced both front half-shafts which eliminated the issue! Other than that, car's been great!
FAQ
What is a good price for a used 2019 Ford Edge?
- According to Edmunds.com's True Market Value calculations, the retail price of a used 2019 Ford Edge's most popular trim, the SEL, in great condition with 48,000 miles on its odometer, is $24,285. Prices vary by trim, region and options included. Learn more
How does the Edge handle ride comfort?
- The Edge is better at absorbing moderate-size bumps than smaller ones, but it exhibits somewhat exaggerated vertical motion response to moderate dips and bumps. Learn more
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