Overview Information

The Edge is a sport wagon similar in execution to the Nissan Murano and Mazda CX-7. Based on the mid-sized Ford Fusion, the 5-passenger Edge roughly slots between the Escape and Explorer in Ford's lineup. The Edge is offered in a variety of trim levels and configurations with either front-wheel drive or all-wheel-drive. Most Edge models are equipped with a 3.5L V6 rated at 285-bhp; however the new Sport model now equips a more powerful 3.7L V6 with 20 more horsepower. A six-speed automatic is standard on all models. The Edge equips Ford's latest technology including touch sensitive buttons on the instrument panel and full color instrumentation. With sharp styling and a bright color palette, the Edge has carved out a sizable chunk of the market.

What Changed:

The Edge receives a mid-cycle makeover for 2011. A new larger grille adorns the front end, which is new from the windshield forward. Other exterior styling changes include a revised tailgate, tail lamps and wheel designs. The new interior features significantly upgraded instrumentation with electronic displays flanking the center mounted speedometer. The larger navigation screen incorporates more vehicle functions than before but includes new touch sensitive buttons on the instrument panel. The Sport model now equips a more-powerful 3.7l V6 engine which is rated at 305-bhp. Power is up by 20-bhp in the 3.5L V6 engine on all other trim levels.

Official Word:

Style and technology - the hallmarks of Ford Edge since it took the midsize crossover segment by storm starting in 2006 - come together in an all-new way, offering customers even more of what they love for the 2011 model year. "Customers told us how much they like Edge's design and dynamic driving quality," said Mark Fields, Ford's president of The Americas. "We listened and made sure the new 2011 Edge delivers that and more -...Read.

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