I just purchased this car 3 weeks ago, so far this crossover has been reliable and feels very sturdy. It has very comfortable leather seats and rides very well on the highway. I also like the Bluetooth as this is the first car I've owned that has it. Hands-free phone calls is important to me and my family. The air conditioner is freezing cold and has an adjustable knob as to not get too cold in the vehicle. The hatchback area can accommodate a large wheelchair. It is not too tall to accommodate my 85 year old mother who also loves this crossover. She can sit sideways in the seat, pull her legs up and around into the sub the rest of the way by herself. Cons for this vehicle is the gas mileage. It is suppose to get 19 city, 29 highway. I am getting 25 highway and 15 city at the present time. Another con is the window tinting. It is not dark enough as I live in Florida with the sun blazing all day long. I will have to spend more money to get it tinted darker for the Florida sun. Overall, I would buy this vehicle again, maybe in a different color than gray.

I have owned the Ford Edge for about three years now, and I can honestly say that I love it! It runs very smooth, is quiet, accelerates nicely, and looks nice. The only suggestion that I can give a prospective buyer is to listen to the car! When it is ready to go to the shop for a problem, you will hear it. I did not know this, so when I drove it and it would start squeaking. I did not think that my brakes were getting bad. Whether this is my poor knowledge of vehicles or what, I ignored it. Then, one day, my brakes barely worked at all, so I took it to the shop, and the patient man told me that my brake pads were completely worn out, and he was surprised that I made it down there. Also that I had close to no brake fluid so that is my fault. So while driving, and this could be applicable to every car, listen to the noises it makes and find out what it is before it costs hundreds to fix.