2022 Ford Edge consumer reviews

This is my 2nd Edge in the past 3 years. The 2022 that I know have is more comfortable and has a lot of technology that my 2019 didn't have. Much to still learn. Recently took a trip to Santa Barbara and was a little over 500 miles total. There were 4 male passengers and 3 were over 200 lbs. With the A/C running and at highway speeds, it handled nicely and averaged 30 mpg on the trip. Happy with my Edge.

after researching different models I found this matched what I was looking for, i would recommend this car, it is a great car to buy

At first at about 500 miles the engine was noisy at take off, sounded like my Moped but after 2,500 the noise went away . Love this car now.

Picked up our new 2022 Ford Edge Elite today. Repeat Edge buyers, Great Vehicles! Sadly the one we ordered and picked up today was missing the Crome on the steering wheel. Missing the Crome strip around the speedometer, Didn’t have the red stitching they advertise the Elite to have Or the trimmed out floor mats that is advertised. Shockingly the MSRP was STILL $ 50,375.00. Have bought Ford for decades. Am totally shocked this one came in NOT having all the parts and not as advertised. Surely FORD will do a recall and Finnish the build. Sad in Missouri.

Great style, great gas mileage. Handles great and very quiet ride with comfortable seats. Standard single turbo engine has plenty of power. A definite buy!

Puraggravating. 2022 Ford Edge and after 500-700 miles it developed a noise on taking off. Sounded like a exhaust leak/ hums like a Moped starting out. Took it to 2 dealers and they say it's the High Pressure Fuel Pump and they all make that noise. It is so aggravading. Short off trading it off I am trying to get them to replace the pump. Someone posted once the pump was replaced the noise was gone?

we recently purchased a ford edge titanium from currie motors ford in valporaiso in. we love all the features it has. definitely worth the money.

The interior is very comfortable. It has a smooth, super quiet ride and the seats are comfortably padded. This is reminiscent of the big Mercury sedans only better. The styling inside and out is very conservative and refined. The 12" touch screen takes some getting used to. Instructions are sparse and you need to just explore it on your own. Once you get the hang of it, it's easy to use and logical. The abundant features throughout will spoil you. It's not a race car, but I think response and handling are good for a vehicle this size. The worst thing I've found is the lack of a light in the glove compartment but I can live with that.