Introduction
Since its debut in 2007, the Ford Edge has been named a Top Safety Pick twelve times by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS). The last notable pick was the 2023 model with LED projector headlights. Ford discontinued the Edge to make way for more electric hybrid models. However, Ford Edge models are still available through the 2024 model year.
You still have plenty of opportunity to own a used Ford Edge, and our comprehensive guide to known issues, recalls, and common repairs will help you make the buying experience stress-free. Read on for more information on how to buy a used Ford Edge mid-size crossover SUV.
Key Takeaways
- Check the engine, transmission, power steering, and more before buying a used Ford Edge.
- The second and third-generation Ford Edge models have been recalled in low numbers.
- The Ford Edge has been a Top Safety Pick twelve times.
What are common repair problems with the Ford Edge?
As with buying any used vehicle, it is essential to know the common repair problems with the Ford Edge. Transmission issues, failing electrical systems, radiator leaks that cause cooling system failures, door sensors, and power steering loss are common repairs and problems associated with buying a used Ford Edge.
The 2020 Ford Edge models were critiqued by Car and Driver for their interior quality and the need for updated materials and styles.
Car and Driver experts reported that the 2017 Ford Edge models had steering and engine power issues.
Lunghamer Service Department
At Lunghamer Ford, we thoroughly inspect every used vehicle to ensure you receive a high-quality car. Our expert mechanics examine each vehicle meticulously, covering all aspects, including the engine, brakes, wheels, tires, transmission, and electrical system, as well as every belt, hose, and filter – from bumper to bumper.
Are there any recalls for the Ford Edge?
Ford has issued recalls for the Edge models from 2007 through 2023. Depending on the model year, the recalls can be urgent and fixable.
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the 2023 Ford Edge has been recalled twice for its headlights and child seat tethers.
In previous years, Ford Edge models were issued recalls for the engine and cooling, rearview camera, seat assembly, powertrain, seat belts, brakes, door locks, latches, electrical system, alternator, windshield, airbag, and steering.
According to the NHTSA, the 2017 Ford Edge has received the most recalls since 2014, with seven issued.
Is Ford discontinuing the Edge?
Ford has discontinued the Edge to increase electric vehicle and hybrid production and manufacturing. Check our blog regularly for news and updates. You can still buy the 2024 Ford Edge and previous years’ models.
Everyone’s Edge is Ford
Everyone’s Edge is Ford, also one of the most awarded models for the Top Safety Pick from the IIHS. Although Ford has decided to discontinue production of the Edge to make way for the new wave of electric and hybrid vehicles, you can still shop Lunghamer Ford for used Ford Edge mid-size crossover SUVs where your stress-free buying experience is our top priority.