2015 Ford Edge review

1. Engine options 

No matter your driving style or powertrain preferences, the 2015 Ford Edge will have something to suit. The SE, SEL, and Titanium trims are powered as standard by a turbocharged 2.0L four-cylinder engine, capable of delivering a robust 245 hp. For more horses under the hood, these trims can also be found with a 280-hp, 3.5L V6 engine. For those seeking pure drive adrenaline, the 2015 Edge Sport trim boasts a twin-turbocharged 315-hp 2.7L V6 engine.  

2. Upscale interior 

Benefiting greatly from its model year refresh, the 2015 Ford Edge interior feels utterly spacious and elegantly refined. With soft-touch materials for almost all easy-reach surfaces, this cabin has nailed that premium feel. As a larger vehicle overall for 2015, the already roomy Edge interior becomes even more expansive. Expect bucket seats and 42.6 inches of legroom up front, and 40.6 inches of legroom with seat recline functionality to the rear.  

3. Cargo space 

Enjoy more of this spacious midsize SUV for its 2015 model year, with cargo space that can unlock big road trip adventures, or kick off a football season tailgate party in style. With a full set of five passengers along for the ride, you’ll still have 39.2 cu-ft of cargo space available for your cookout equipment and cooler boxes. Flip the 60/40 split-folding rear seat down, and that expands to 73.4 cu-ft, more than enough space for road trip essentials. 

4. Ride enjoyment 

With enhancements to its body structure and suspension for the 2015 model year refresh, the Ford Edge delivers an elevated and composed driving experience. Standard traction and stability control add confidence on the road, while minimal body lean around turns adds to the overall driving experience. From the comfort of the cabin, it's also pleasing to note that the 2015 Edge has low levels of wind or road noise. 

5. Trim options 

Drive away in a 2015 Ford Edge that offers you that checklist of features you can’t live without. The 2015 Edge SE base model includes automatic headlights, cruise control functionality, and Bluetooth® connectivity for hands-free calling and audio. Dialing it up a notch for the driver is the SEL trim, it upgrades the Edge with keyless ignition and entry, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel. The Titanium adds luxurious touches, like ambient interior lighting and heated front seats, while the Sport trim includes a sport-tuned suspension and leather-and-suede front sports seats.