Used 2019 Ford Edge Consumer Reviews
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Surprisingly great car
The outside of this car is nothing special. I was very pleased with how the car handles and drives. It has great acceleration. Handles very nice. Lots of little extras. This car impresses me the more I drive it.
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Great thus far!
Previously I had driven a 2014 Ford Focus ST for five years and a bit over 33,000 miles. After getting older, putting on size (avid heavy weight lifter) and wanting something nicer (Focus ST was not stock) I wanted something that fit me and my current lifestyle. Getting seats that fit me was very important, along with a larger vehicle since for work I occasionally will have several co-workers riding with me. My requirements were sporty, roomy, safe and comfortable; something that the Edge ST checks all the boxes for. The acceleration off the line is great and using the Sport mode really makes a difference. Longer drives are much easier and the adaptive cruise control is awesome (managed to trust it through stop and go traffic). Seat fits me and is comfortable, though I wish it had just a smidge more side bolstering. At this point I've had zero issues with it and I'm happy with my experience to this point. Also, coming from an incredibly small gas tank (Focus ST when empty usually took about 10.5 gallons) that I like being able to go as much further as I can in the Edge while still getting about the same gas mileage.
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- SEL 4dr SUVMSRP: $23,9984 mi away
- SE 4dr SUVMSRP: $12,92844 mi away
- SE 4dr SUVMSRP: $17,998In-stock online
downsizing
I went from a Yukon XL to the Edge. I compared the Edge to a Caddy xt5. Edge won with over 9 cu.ft. more room behind the front seats. Acceleration from 0-40 sloppy unless you punch it. It takes a little time to get used to the small entrance ( head banging ) but I did. Overall looks great, good mpg, and stiff handling which I like. This Edge is a very good value for money.
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Love my Edge!
Bought a 2019 Ford Edge Titanium in November 2019, and I absolutely love it! Traded in a 2014 Ford Escape Titanium for it. I needed a vehicle that had more interior room and more cargo space. The Edge really delivers! Inside is quiet, refined, and spacious. My sons are both about 6' tall, and both can easily sit in the back seat with leg room to spare. I can haul a lot of luggage now, too. The vehicle didn't come with navigation, but the Android Auto integration more than makes up for that, and it's really easy to use. I've also seen reviews that the Edge isn't very quick. Try using premium fuel and putting it in S mode and it'll perform very well! My family and I can now enjoy long road trips in a comfortable vehicle. After looking at the Honda Passport, Jeep Grand Cherokee, Toyota Highlander, and the Kia Sorento, I really feel I made the right choice with the Edge.
Ford edge st is edgy
Looked at blazer and traverse first. No deals at all and I'm a gm guy. Looked at Buick but balked at the made in China label. the edge won me over after the first visit. Glad I purchased it
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