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2012 Ford Edge - Quality Review

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Without a third-row seat, the 2012 Ford Edge focuses on great passenger room for five adults. Read more »
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The second row is spacious and if you need even more, the 60/40 split rear seats fold down at the touch of a button.

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Overall, the look and feel of the interior are more premium

Edmunds' Inside Line »

The seats are comfortable and flexible, but some details leave us scratching our heads

Kelley Blue Book »

everything one touches and sees has been completely redesigned and brought up to Ford’s new standards

Automobile Magazine »

The SEL feels cushy and compliant without wallowing.

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QUALITY | 8 out of 10

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The second row is spacious and if you need even more, the 60/40 split rear seats fold down at the touch of a button.
Detroit News

Overall, the look and feel of the interior are more premium
Edmunds' Inside Line

The seats are comfortable and flexible, but some details leave us scratching our heads
Kelley Blue Book

everything one touches and sees has been completely redesigned and brought up to Ford’s new standards
Automobile Magazine

The SEL feels cushy and compliant without wallowing.
Motor Trend

It's a mid-sizer by its exterior measurements, but Ford has skipped a third-row seat in the 2012 Edge, leaving that extreme duty to its Flex and Explorer crossovers. The Edge has just two rows of seating in its tall wagon body, and that translates into plenty of space for all passengers.

In front, a pair of bucket seats comes with at least some power control. On base models, the driver seat is fully powered--but the passenger seat only has a power base, with a manual rake lever to recline. Higher trim levels offer 10-way power-adjustable seats, nicely trimmed and comfortable, with lots of head and leg room surrounding them.

The back seat is also adult-sized, and adult-shaped. Ford says the Edge has best-in-class second-row leg room, and it's tough to cast doubt on that suggestion, given the inches of spare room we've seen with four adults on board--and space for a child left on the rear seat. The rear seat backrests also recline to an excellent position for long-distance comfort.

The back seat also folds down to boost the Edge's cargo hold from 32.2 cubic feet to more than 68 cubic feet. You'll bankrupt yourself at Costco before you exhaust the Edge's two-seat cargo capacity.

Ford's also molded in some handy storage throughout the Edge. Bottle holders can be found in all doors, and there are all kinds of pockets, trays and bins in the cabin, as well as a tray ahead of the shifter for media players.

Ford's interior materials have gone drastically upscale since the Edge first was introduced in 2005. It's now on par with the pricey Flex, and it's only the tire noise on models with 22-inch wheels that disturbs the Edge's high-quality, highly comfortable cockpit.

Conclusion

Without a third-row seat, the 2012 Ford Edge focuses on great passenger room for five adults.

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