Used Ford Edge for Sale

When you need a car for the family that will also fit the sports gear and weekend luggage, the Ford Edge provides function and flexibility in a midsize SUV. This two-row ride offers comfortable seating for up to five and a cavernous cargo area. With the back seat occupied, there is still plenty of room to stow shopping bags and backpacks. Fold down the back-split bench, and it can accommodate a huge collection of boxes. 

The Ford Edge first appeared in 2007 and that generation lasted until 2014. A full remodel occurred in 2015, and brought upgrades to drivability, introduced driver assist features such as blind spot detection, and standardized rearview cameras. The second and current generation features models from 2015-present. The newer SYNC® 3 infotainment system appeared in 2016, which offers easy access to available smartphone apps, navigation, and hands-free calling with up to an eight-inch touchscreen. 

Front-wheel drive is standard with all-wheel drive offered as an option on all trim levels, except the Sport where AWD is standard. If you are hunting for good fuel economy, the 2015 Ford Edge with a four-cylinder 2.0L EcoBoost engine delivers an estimated 29 mpg highway while offering up 245 horsepower.¹ 

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Q: Does the Ford Edge have third row seating?

A: No. If you need to seat more than five in your ride, consider the Ford Flex, Ford Explorer, or the Ford Expedition. 

Q: Does the Ford Edge come in a four cylinder?

A: Starting in model year 2011, you can find a 2.0L EcoBoost inline four-cylinder, but the 3.5L V6 and 2.7L EcoBoost V6 provides the added horsepower many midsize SUV owners really want. 

Q: Is the Ford Edge a four-wheel drive?

A: You can opt for all-wheel drive on your Ford Edge, which adjusts traction to each wheel when slip is detected. The SE, SEL, and Titanium come as front-wheel drive standard. 

Q: What class of vehicle is the Ford Edge considered?

A: The Ford Edge belongs to the midsize crossover SUV segment. Compared to the original SUVs constructed on truck frames, the Ford Edge is built on a more flexible chassis better able to handle daily driving, offers more cargo space, and improves fuel economy. 

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SE (First and Second Generation): Take off with plenty of room for your family of five while a rearview camera, manual climate controls, and the SYNC® hands-free system help you cruise through your morning errands. 

SEL (First and Second Generation): Enjoy some added perks including a power driver's seat, automatic climate control, upgraded trim inside and out, and LED headlights. A SiriusXM® radio can be found in the dash 

Sport (First and Second Generation): A sport-tuned suspension, all-wheel drive, driver memory, polished chrome exhaust, and the turbocharged 2.7L EcoBoost engine cater to your need for performance and style. 

Titanium (Second Generation Only): Leather-trimmed heated front seats, a 12-speaker premium surround sound system, a hands-free liftgate, and the upgraded SYNC® 3 system are just a few of the extras packed into this package. 

Limited: Found on model years 2014 and earlier, the Limited offers leather heated front seats, rear parking sensors, a satellite radio receiver, and the 3.5L V6 engine.