How long can a 2011 Ford Edge last?
How long can a 2011 Ford Edge last?
How long do Ford Edges last? A well-maintained Ford Edge can last for over 200,000 miles. While the vehicle is not free of major faults, the engineering is sound enough to deliver decent durability. With responsible use habits and regular maintenance and repairs, the Edge will last over 15 years easily.
What year Ford Edge is most reliable?
Buyers rave about how quiet the ride quality is and how it’s notably more durable than other vehicles, and owners report that the 2014 Edge is able to hold up well with wear-and-tear. The 2014 Ford Edge is one of the top model years out there.
When did Ford Edge lose power while driving?
I they can’t find the problem. just on Sunday Aug 01, 2013 loss of power backing out of family member driveway no power to back out had to shut the car off and reset to get power to back out of small incline driveway. This is BS big time to sell the general public a vehicle that has problems that put your life in danger out on our roadways !
How often does Ford Edge engine shut off without warning?
Our 2013 Ford Edge has had this problem three times in a month, twice on flat roads, once on an incline/bridge. You are driving along the car is moving, then all of a sudden you lose all power and the engine shuts off. You can’t put the car in neutral and restart, you have to pull over, put the car in park, then the car will start again.
How many miles does a Ford Edge have?
Our Edge is a 2009 model with 15,000 miles. A local dealer had the car for 3 days and could not find the problem. We were told to bring the car back when the problem becomes more frequent.
Why does my Ford Edge jerk at low speeds?
Consumer stated that the vehicle jerks at low speeds. The consumer stated the dealer advised the vehicle needed to learn the consumer’s way of driving. The consumer stated after driving 1400 miles the vehicle still jerks. The consumer stated the jerking aggravates an old unrelated neck injury.
Is there a problem with my Ford Edge?
The same problem happened to our Edge on 3 separate occasions during cold weather. Our Edge is a 2009 model with 15,000 miles. A local dealer had the car for 3 days and could not find the problem. We were told to bring the car back when the problem becomes more frequent.
Our 2013 Ford Edge has had this problem three times in a month, twice on flat roads, once on an incline/bridge. You are driving along the car is moving, then all of a sudden you lose all power and the engine shuts off. You can’t put the car in neutral and restart, you have to pull over, put the car in park, then the car will start again.
When does power come back on Ford Edge?
The power comes back once the car is turned off and sits for a minute. Sounds to me like a computer problem but Ford cannot figure it out. I live in the south and it has happened when it was 90, 70 and 45 degrees out – so it has nothing to do with temperature.
Are there any recalls on the 2011 Ford Edge?
Based on information received from our latest subscriber survey, our reliability history charts give you a rundown on how used vehicles are holding up in 17 potential trouble spots, ranging from the engine, transmission, and brakes to power equipment and the electrical system. The 2011 Ford Edge has been recalled 3 times by NHTSA. View Recalls
