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Though not the first to arrive on the crossover scene, the 2009 Ford Edge is certainly the best one in its class. For 2009, the Ford Edge has been given an extensive restyling both inside and out. As one of the more stylish and classy looks of the group, the 2010 Ford Edge proves you can have almost unlimited utility and still maintain an elegant style. Inside, you'll find a unique, elegant cabin adorned with all of the latest technology, including ambient lighting, bundled Sirius Satellite Radio and Ford's own SYNC, a hands-free command system for your communication and media devices. For the outside, the Sport trim gets a distinct air dam and integrated fog lights on the outside as well as a sport-tuned suspension, lower grill, body-colored panels, smoked head and tail lamps, dual chrome exhausts and side and rear skirts. All in all, the interior has superior room for cargo and passengers, and is rife with various tiedowns, hooks and nets for your gear. The Edge churns out an impressive 265 HP and 250 lbs-ft of torque with its 3.5-liter Duratec V6 engine. Its 6-speed automatic with overdrive displays a strong passing power on highways, and the car is incredibly agile, especially considering it is a crossover SUV, and exhibits incredible car-like handling. Its PZEV-compliant engine has a fuel efficiency rating of 18 MPG in the city and 27 MPG on the highway. So give the Ford Edge a lookover. With its roomy interior, eye-catching style, V6 power, comfortable seats and available AWD for excellent traction, the Ford Edge is a true player in its class. |
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