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Ford gave its Edge mid-size SUV a light styling update for the 2019 model year, while also adding a new higher-end trim and a performance version in the Edge ST. Additionally, the Blue-Oval brand gave the Edge a new automatic transmission and more standard safety features, and discontinued the V-6 for all but the Edge ST.
Related: 2019 Ford Edge Review: Solid, But the Shine Is Wearing Off
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If you don’t opt for the ST, your only engine choice is a turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine that makes 250 horsepower and 280 pounds-feet of torque. We found it a little strained during our recent 2019 Mid-Size SUV Challenge and occasionally overmatched by the heft of the Edge. The ST, on the other hand, has a 2.7-liter turbocharged EcoBoost V-6 good for 335 hp and 380 pounds-feet of torque. Power estimates for both engines assume that they’re running on the recommended premium gas, though if owners can tolerate lower output, both engines can use regular.
In our 2019 Mid-Size SUV Challenge, a 2019 Edge came in a solid if unspectacular third place in a field of six, beating class mainstays like the 2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee and 2019 Nissan Murano, as well as the new 2019 Chevrolet Blazer.
Considering buying one? Take a look at all our coverage and research information below that can tell you everything you need to know about the 2019 Ford Edge.
2019 Ford Edge: 6 Things We Like and 4 Not So Much
2019 Ford Edge Edges Its Way Into Top Crash-Test Tier
2019 Ford Edge Video: Do Updates Give This Mid-Size SUV an Edge Over Rivals?
Which Cars Fit Three Car Seats?
2019 Ford Edge Review: Solid, But the Shine Is Wearing Off
2019 Mid-Size SUV Challenge Video: Can the Nissan Murano Be Beat?
What’s the Best Mid-Size SUV of 2019?
We Tested 6 Mid-Size SUVs’ MPG, and the Best Wasn’t a Turbo Four
How We Found the Best Mid-Size SUV of 2019
How Do Car Seats Fit in a 2019 Ford Edge?
Ford Edge ST Built for High-Speed Action Revs Us Up for Car-Chase Movies
2019 Ford Edge ST Mashes Up Performance and Practicality
Ford Tops Up 2019 Edge Titanium, But Is It Elite Enough?
Safety Standard: Ford to Include Auto Braking, Other Tech Lineup-Wide
2019 Ford Edge Hones Safety Tech, Performance Chops
2019 Ford Edge Dulls Mileage Expectations, Sharpens AWD Abilities
2019 Ford Edge Pushes Performance Envelope With New ST
2019 Ford Edge Titanium Elite Video Review
2019 Ford Edge Titanium Elite to Debut at Chicago Auto Show
2019 Ford Edge: Old Look, New Spunk
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Compare the 2019 Ford Edge Titanium and Edge ST
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