2010 Ford Edge consumer reviews

In order of my prior owned vehicles, I've had a GMC Jimmy, Grand Cherokee Laredo, Ford Explorer, a Mercury Mountaineer, and now my Ford Edge Limited. I was looking for a more fuel efficient car without losing the safety of a "big" suv. This edge has so much interior "sitting" room. You do lose some hauling room, but I love having plenty of legroom, not just in the front but also the backseats. I was afraid I wouldn't have room for all the "stuff" I had stashed in my mountaineer, but the Edge held it all. I love the deep center console storage and the divided tray. I also like the rear map pockets in the doors (something my mountaineer did not have) as they give nice additional storage for misc. items. The edge is about 2.5 inches wider than the mountaineer, which surprised me. You wouldn't think it would make that much difference, but I noticed that I was being more careful than usual when parking in lots. Part of this could be that the windshield slopes down very quickly so I can't see the front edges of the quarter panels. Also, the windshield and rear windows are set at a much steeper angle, which took some getting used to. Part of this is just readjusting to a new vehicle after having my last one for 7 years. My edge is front wheel drive (going from AWD) and I'm happier with it than I would have thought. I was afraid I would notice more problems in bad weather, but so far so good. AWD really hurts the gas mileage (I was getting about 17 with the mountaineer) and the FWD does help there-I'm getting about 23 mpg average, with most of my driving in town. All in all I'm happy with my Edge. I think it is stylish, functional, and comfortable.

I absolutely love my Ford Edge. We bought it used with 5000 miles on it. It handles well on the road and is very comfortable. The exterior is very appealing. The gas mileage is from 23-25 mpg. The interior is roomy and stylish. The only negatives I have is ,with all the great features it did not have power seats and the hatch cannot be opened with the remote. It has to be opened manually, but overall we are very pleased with our purchase.

I just upgraded from an Escape to an Edge and the difference is night and day. I loved my Escape, but the Edge handles so much better, the suspension and acceleration is as good as any luxury vehicle on the market. And I got a killer deal on it! I think it is an incredible value and everyone who rides in it comments on it. My boyfriend even likes to show it off, and he's been a proud Lexus owner for years. I plan to trade this baby in for its newer version in a couple years! It has had a couple of small, random issues, but that happens with every car. Also I drive almost all city miles and find my average to be somewhere around 14 MPG which is a little disappointing, but an easy trade given the HP and engine this baby.

I love this vehicle BUT - BUT - something weird happened to the rear brakes pads that caused them to "twist" and score the rotors - dealer said he had never seen this before. Had to replace entire rear brake system to the tune of $452.37!! It's in the shop again even as we speak. BOTH rear axle bearings need to be replaced. Dealer estimates between $600.00 $700.00!! I have never, and I do mean never, had to put any kind of repairs into a new vehicle - it's just out of warranty. I had four EXPLORERS prior to my EDGE and except for tires and oil changes etc I never put a cent in to any of them for mechanical repairs. This is a huge disappointment! Any one else had similar problems?

I really love my new Ford Edge. I researched similar vehicles and drove some but I kept coming back to the Edge. It has more leg room for my husband who is 6 ft. tall and the lumbar seats are really comfortable. We purchased it with the Sync system and really like it. It is much safer with the hands free features. I know now what crossover vehicle means because it is an suv that really does drive like a car. I previously had an escape and this seems to drive smoother. Hope this revue helps...

my friend bought a 2010 edge limited AWD about 9 months ago, and he decided to get rid of it and buy a different crossover. I purchased it from him for its full value, because i was in the market. the edge has unmatched levels of tech for the money in its class. its very comfy, spacious, gutsy, and stylish. it also offers decent fuel economy. the edge is the only car ive owned which made me feel so proud to own it, because of its perfect balance of refinement and guts. i would recommend the 2010 to annybody who asked, and i might even consider looking at the 2011. the edge i have now is an excellent all-rounder.

Great car for vacations. Handles great and is very comfortable on the road. Gas mileage is 25 miles plus on the highway.

To new to pass jugement on the reliability less than 3 k miles. Minor flaw to be corrected at first service interval. Steering wheel off one or two degrees off center and squeeks. City mileage 15.2 with light foot thought it would be a little better. Sync system and nav are great user friendly. This is the Limited with front wheel drive.

My 2010 Edge SE rides like a dream and has a lot of pick up during take off. I love the interior, but the captain's chairs could go back farther. The sound system is great and the larger back window is wonderful. There's tons of leg room in the back seat and the fold down rear seat is great for the rear storage area. Coming out of a Ford Taurus, this was the best vehicle I could have ever purchased!

bought a edge limited very comfy seats very accurate outside tempture reading trade-in a buick rendezvous what a difference all to the good!!!