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Vehicle Overview The Ford Edge is a five-seat midsize crossover. The Edge is available in SE, SEL, Limited and Sport trim levels. The five-seat Edge competes with the Nissan Murano, Mazda CX-7 and Mitsubishi Outlander.
New for 2010 Ford tweaked the aerodynamics and drivetrain of all Edge models and says they get slightly better mileage than before.
Exterior The Edge looks like a bulky wagon. It carries Ford's three-blade chrome grille and has clear-lens taillamps. Sport models include an eight-piece body kit (it's the only version with a body-colored front air dam and lower sills), smoked taillights and headlamps, and optional 22-inch rims.
Available 17-, 18-, 20- and 22-inch wheels
Standard dual chrome exhaust
Standard power mirrors (heated on Limited)
Standard remote keyless entry
Available fog lamps
Optional automatic headlamps
Optional power liftgate
Optional SecuriCode illuminated driver's door entry keypad
Optional Vista Roof two-panel sunroof
Interior The Edge provides seating for five, and its car-based design means it's easy to get in and out of without climbing. The instrument panel features white-faced gauges, and there are available metal accents for the dashboard. The 60/40-split rear seats fold forward easily thanks to spring-loaded backrests and, optionally, a power button in the rear of the cargo area that releases them remotely. Buyers can add an optional fold-flat front passenger seat. With the rear seats and front passenger seat folded, the Edge can carry 8-foot-long items like lumber or a rolled-up carpet.
Available cloth, leather and leather/suede upholstery
Standard power locks and windows
Standard cruise control
Optional dual-zone automatic climate control (optional on Sport, standard on Limited)
Optional Ford Sync
Optional voice-activated navigation system
Optional dual-screen DVD entertainment system with screens integrated into headrests
Under the Hood The Edge can tow up to 3,500 pounds when properly equipped. Ford says it tweaked the powertrain and aerodynamics to provide slightly better fuel economy for 2010.
Standard 265-horsepower, 3.5-liter V-6 with 250 pounds-feet of torque
Standard six-speed automatic transmission
Available front- or all-wheel drive
Optional sport-tuned suspension
Safety The Edge's crashworthiness is top-notch, having earned the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's Top Safety Pick award.
Standard side-impact and side curtain airbags
Standard electronic stability system with rollover mitigation
Standard four-wheel-disc antilock brakes with traction control
Standard anti-theft key immobilizes engine in case of ignition tampering
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