Before You Buy

Ford Edge: Buy Score, Reliability & Ownership Costs

Midsize SUV · SUV

MSRP Range$36,000–$44,000
A gray Ford Edge midsize SUV parked in a suburban driveway in soft evening light, shot candidly at a three-quarter angle.
Engine2.0L EcoBoost turbo, or 2.7L EcoBoost V6 (ST)
DrivetrainFront-wheel drive standard, all-wheel drive available
Seating5
Warranty3 yr/36,000 mi basic, 5 yr/60,000 mi powertrain

Our Verdict

Based on model-specific reliability data, ownership costs, and longevity signals.

Consider
77/100

Buy Score™

Pros

  • RepairPal ranks it 11th of 26 midsize SUVs — a reasonable mid-pack reliability position
  • Prices on remaining/used inventory can be negotiated aggressively since Ford is no longer building them
  • ST performance trim offered genuine driving engagement rare in the segment

Cons

  • Ford ended Edge production in April 2024 — no new ones are being built, and it's used-market-only going forward
  • iSeeCars shows the steepest 5-year depreciation of any Ford reviewed on this site (56.3%)
  • No hybrid powertrain was ever offered, unlike most current midsize-SUV rivals

Can this car reach 300,000 miles?

Likely

RepairPal's model-specific score (3.5/5.0) ranks the Edge a mid-pack 11th of 26 midsize SUVs. Important buying note: Ford ended Edge production on April 26, 2024, with no 2025 or 2026 model — every Edge going forward is a used-market purchase, with resale support that will likely thin out over time as Ford shifts focus to EVs at the former production plant.

First-Time Buyer Friendly

55/100

Livable, but the complexity or running costs here reward buyers who already have some ownership experience.

Reliability Timeline

What tends to need attention, and when — based on model-specific reliability data.

RoutineModerateMajor

30,000 miles

Oil changes, tire rotations

60,000 miles

Brake pads
Battery

100,000 miles

Spark plugs and turbo components

150,000 miles

Suspension bushings and shocks

200,000+ miles

Commonly still running with routine upkeep, per its reasonable mid-pack RepairPal ranking

What It Actually Costs to Own

iSeeCars shows the steepest 5-year depreciation of any Ford in this research (56.3%, worse than even the midsize-SUV category's already-steep 50.1% average) — a direct consequence of the nameplate's discontinuation, since buyers get less confidence in long-term resale and parts support.

Estimated Annual Fuel Cost$1,750
Estimated Annual Insurance$1,400
Estimated Annual Maintenance$460
Estimated Annual Repairs$611
Estimated Annual Registration$190
5-Year Depreciation~56% of purchase price

Full Specifications

Engine2.0L EcoBoost turbo, or 2.7L EcoBoost V6 (ST)
DrivetrainFront-wheel drive standard, all-wheel drive available
Seating5
Warranty3 yr/36,000 mi basic, 5 yr/60,000 mi powertrain

Check for open recalls before you buy

We don't yet have a live recall feed wired up for the Ford Edge, so we won't guess at a number here. Before you buy any specific Edge, run its VIN throughNHTSA's free recall lookup tool— it takes about 30 seconds and confirms whether that exact vehicle has any open, unrepaired safety recalls.

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Sources: RepairPal model reliability score (3.5/5.0), annual repair cost ($611), and 11th-of-26 midsize SUV ranking: repairpal.com/reliability/ford/edge (live lookup, 2026). Edge production ending April 26, 2024, no 2025/2026 model: thecarconnection.com and metrofordofokc.com discontinuation coverage (live lookup, 2026). MSRP reflects the final model year's pricing, not a current new-model-year figure. iSeeCars 5-year depreciation (56.3% vs. a 50.1% midsize-SUV category average): iseecars.com Edge resale-value page (live lookup, 2026).