Thanks 😊 wonderful review. Your video convinced me that I’m making them right decision in a few days to purchase. I can due without the sunroof, it’s fine for all it offers.
I got to play Santy Claus this year for family. Looking at the pile of gifts that needed to be transported, I didn't think it could possibly fit in the back of my 2011 Edge. But, with careful piling and some adjusting, I got everything in. My biggest beef is that the Edge is so blind in the rear that backing up, particularly into a spot between other cars, is an act of faith even with the backup sensors.
I wish they came with hard back seats. For those of us who have kids or grandkids in car seats, the hard back on the front seats make it easier to clean the seat backs when kids in car seats are able to put their dirty shoes all over the seat. With the side airbags, it prevents adding seat covers.
Haha I think it's the way the audio has been processed (my guess is through some sort of compressor) so sounds are much louder than they really are. I notice that in all of Dave's videos.
I think I'm going to get this one but in the sport model. Been looking to buy a compact SUV for a while. I like ford. I already own a 2011 ford fusion SE and I haven't had a problem with it ever since.
That's plenty, how much do you need? Hyundai's warranty isn't as extensive as they would lead you to believe. It covers items that normally last over 100K.
C Williams how much do you need? Lol The top basic warranties are offered by Hyundai, Kia and Mitsubishi. Each brand boasts a 5-year/60,000-mile *bumper-to-bumper warranty.* A 3 year 36,000 mile warranty seems a bit outdated. Like by about 40 years or so.
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Some cars will move the driver's seat back when it's turned off, at least that's the case with my Ford Edge. Do you account for this when reviewing the rear seat? Haven't noticed you talked about it here
It is available with push button start I don't believe this is a 2014 as I have one and they may have it as an option . Also mine is a limited with the V6
You can get key less entry on the Limited, and the Sport. They key pad, is for locking your vehicle and still having the ability to access it without a key. Subaru for 2015, has made it available on the top of the line Outback. You can go to the beach, park and lock everything inside and not have to worry about a key.
C Williams I have the keypad on one of my vehicles, it's great. Would be better if I could take the keys with me and have the fob too is all I'm saying.
bad8018. its actually a timeless feature that will never go out of style you dont know how many times ive left my keys in the house or somewhere far from the car and i can just open it with the key code and its just super convenient. . you must try it
Gotta say I thought Ford would do a little better with this vehicle, for instance it has a conventional key?! It looks cheap in the materials inside and the rear door opening you mention is very poor. This is supposed to be the vehicle that replaces the Ford Territory in the New Zealand and Australian market, I think it'll be a backward step and given this is a clean sheet design it's pretty average from Ford.
