Consistently one of the most competitive in all of autodom, the midsize crossover class can perhaps best be described as a veritable vehicular battleground. As such, it can sometimes be quite the challenge for one to make a name for itself.
Such is not the case, however, when it comes to our resident midsizer, the 2016 Ford Edge.
And why's that? Autotrader critic, Jabari Jones, answers this question and many more in the clip below. Have a looksee right here:
We certainly can't quibble with an entry-level engine like the one offered with the Edge. Served up standard across all trim types except the top-tier Sport, this turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder churns out a colossal 245 horsepower and 275 pound-feet of torque. Front-wheel drive is the default configuration, while an all-wheel system is available as an add-on.
We also appreciate the base four-banger for its overall efficiency. When had in front-drive form, for instance, the Edge 2.0T returns 24 mpg combined (20 city/30 highway).
To learn more about this striking SUV, or to take one for a spin, we suggest you set a course for our Fort Worth, TX location. Our automotive aces are on hand to address your every query about the Edge, or any other Ford model within the current lineup.