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How is the 2021 Ford Edge in terms of design?
Monday, September 13th, 2021
Design features of the 2021 Ford Edge
The 2021 Ford Edge is a two-row SUV that offers comfort and convenience while on the road. The SUV comes with two new grey colors and new wheel designs to select from. The acoustic-laminated glass for less sound on the front side windows is offered in the 2021 Ford Edge. The new 12-inch display with Sync 4A is also added to the new SUV. The manually adjustable front seats and cloth upholstery are standard in all the models with options for synthetic and genuine leather upholstery, heated front seats, heated steering wheel, heated rear seats, and power-adjustable front seats.
(more…)Learn about the performance capabilities of the all-new Ford Edge!
Friday, April 2nd, 2021
2021 Ford Edge: Key Performance Features & Specs
The Ford Edge has been a member of the brand’s SUV lineup since it was released in 2015. The Ford Edge provides plenty of space for the driver and passengers to feel comfortable and the technology necessary to give a futuristic and convenient drive. The Ford Edge was refreshed for the 2021 model year and hit the market sporting a slew of advanced features, such as a best-in-class standard 12-inch touch screen display, a Wi-Fi hotspot, and advanced safety features. Today, however, we are going to focus on the SUV’s performance features and capabilities. Continue reading below to learn more about the 2021 Ford Edge and its performance specs!
(more…)How big is the display in the 2021 Ford Edge?
Monday, February 15th, 2021
2021 Ford Edge Key Features & Tech Highlights
The 2021 Ford Edge is a capable SUV that provides a long list of standard and available intuitive technology for the driver and passengers to take advantage of, making it the perfect option for the tech-savvy shopper. The 2021 Ford Edge gives drivers a lot to be excited about with a massive standard touchscreen display that pairs nicely with standard SYNC® 4A technology. To learn more about the technology highlights in the 2021 Ford Edge, continue reading below.
(more…)Shop Used SUVs in Central Minnesota
Saturday, August 15th, 2020
People are drawn to sport utility vehicles for several reasons, including the space they offer for passengers and cargo, their dynamic performance capabilities and the wide range of sizes and configurations offered. When perusing SUVs, shoppers can choose between sizes and body styles that range from two-row compact or crossover models to three-row SUVs that can tow as much as some pick-up trucks. If you are searching for a used sport utility vehicle in Central Minnesota, turn to Kimber Creek Ford, your local small-town dealership. We carry a wide selection of pre-owned SUVs and our expert sales team would be more than happy to help you find the perfect one for you. Continue reading below to learn about used SUVs at Kimber Creek Ford!
(more…)What colors does the 2020 Ford Edge come in?
Monday, June 29th, 2020
2020 Ford Edge Color Option Gallery
When shopping for a new vehicle, it helps to have an idea of which color options it is offered in. If you are interested in getting a 2020 Ford Edge, take some time to check out the exterior paint color options for the SUV! Check them out below!
(more…)Which Models have Ford Co-Pilot360™?
Tuesday, December 24th, 2019
Ford Co-Pilot360™ Features on 2020 Ford Models
We see advanced driver assistance and safety features popping up on nearly all 2020 models. Ford Co-Pilot360™ is the advanced technology suite created by Ford. In our last post, we established what technology is included in Ford Co-Pilot360™, so now we can move on to which 2020 models have the advanced driver-assistance and safety suite. There are 12 2020 Ford models that have Ford Co-Pilot360™ technology as either standard or available technology. Let’s go through the specific advanced features on the Ford EcoSport, Escape, Expedition, F-150, Fusion, Explorer and Edge below.
(more…)IIHS Gives 2019 Ford Edge Top Safety Pick Standing
Wednesday, November 13th, 2019
Thanks to the addition of standard active safety features, the 2019 Ford Edge has earned a Top Safety Pick designation from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS). The active safety features are part of the Ford Co-Pilot360 bundle and offer a second set of eyes on the road to detect any oncoming hazards. To get the Top Safety Pick standing, the 2019 Edge secured a rating of “good” in six areas of the crashworthiness tests. (more…)
What are the differences between the 2019 Ford Edge trim levels?
Tuesday, January 8th, 2019
Our Handy 2019 Ford Edge SE, SEL and Titanium Trim Graph
Here at Kimber Creek Ford near Brainerd MN, we have a wide-selection of the 2019 Ford Edge in the SEL, Titanium, and SE trim levels. So what are the key differences between them? We put together a comparison chart in order to help you choose the 2019 Ford Edge model that’s right for you. (more…)
Ford Performance SUV Makes Movie Magic Possible
Monday, October 29th, 2018
Every movie car chase has at least two highly-skilled drivers involved: the driver in the car that appears on film, and the driver in the car with the camera. The all-new 2019 Ford Edge ST performance vehicle is making it easier to capture those iconic car chases, thanks to a partnership between Ford and the Pursuit Systems camera car company. Together, they have built a custom vehicle that makes filming those iconic images even easier thanks to the performance advantages of the 2019 Ford Edge ST. (more…)
2019 Edge Offers Fuel Savings, Improved All-Wheel Drive
Monday, September 17th, 2018
Drivers looking for a midsize SUV have long been able to find their match in the competent and confident Ford Edge. While this crossover will not be getting a redesign for the new model year, it will be benefiting from improved mileage numbers thanks to a plethora of fuel saving technology including new all-wheel drive disconnect, active transmission warm-up, and a new eight-speed automoatic transmission. But what are the 2019 Ford Edge fuel economy numbers? And how does all-wheel drive disconnect work? (more…)
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