2024 Ford Edge Consumer Reviews
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checks the boxes
I bought a used Edge SEL with low miles, Pros, seat comfort, Remote start with no subscription Awesome, handling best turning radius I have ever had all wheel drive great. Camera and sensors nice helpers. Engine power is fair, fuel mileage 22.5 combined, Wish was better, great cargo space, Cons Transmisson shifting slips between gears, sometimes don't like shifting to sport on the fly or going up a hill. I think different programing on trans would greatly improve milage and performance. Going down a steep grade can't us transmission manual down shift to help control speed without burning out your brakes warping rotors. Found shifting to sports helps some. Stock tires Unroyal Tiger paws suck, replaced with less than 22K on them with Cooper PRO control better handling and control all conditions. Helps the ride night and day difference.
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Awesome
The Ford Edge is a great crossover suv It rides and handles great and very dependable
- SEL 4dr SUVMSRP: $23,9952 mi away
- ST-Line 4dr SUVMSRP: $24,9909 mi away
- ST-Line 4dr SUVMSRP: $25,5909 mi away
is it even worth 35000/-
if Ford pays 35k to me to keep this car, I would still deny it. Transmission is so so so so so so slow, i would be asleep before the car reacts. outdated drive dashboard. lane keeping assistant is kind of RUDE to you, ( its like stay in this lane but with a military tone) key less entry works sometimes. I wont feel safe to use this car on highway.
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Ok-ish vehicle but nothing great
We rented a 2023 Ford Edge in November 2024 while on vacation. For reference my main vehicle is a 2012 Toyota Sequoia - the largest SUV that Toyota makes. We were hopeful on the Ford Edge for our trip hauling two adults and two kids under 4yrs old. It is a compact vehicle with just enough room for everything we were bringing with us. Not too big, not too small. There were many safety features like the lane assist, blind spot monitoring, etc. The rumble feature from these "assist" options was not enough to even notice when it came on (besides being illuminated while testing the features) so I'm not sure how well it would do if the driver was incapacitated in an emergency. The turning radius doing u-turns was beyond terrible. My big boat Sequoia has a better turning radius than this little Ford Edge. Fuel efficiency wasn't that great calculating 18/24mpg between city and highway driving. There was no button inside the vehicle anywhere (nor on our rental remote) to open the hatchback when our hands were full so that was inconvenient on an almost new vehicle. We tried the foot under the bumper sensor which also didn't work. Overall we're glad we had the opportunity to drive this vehicle during our vacation as the size capacity did work for our needs however the lack of mpg and poor turning radius were huge negative scores in our books. Not impressed, would not recommend to anyone looking for a smaller SUV. I had a 2013 Honda CR-V a few years back which got better mpg, had more room inside and better turning radius than this vehicle.
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Nice ride and full of features
Our Edge Titanium has been a nice surprise for what we had thought was a "third car". Instead, I'm always happy to drive it. While the interior might be a little dated, the wireless android auto on a large touch screen and full array of safety features provides a comfortable ride.
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