The 2015 Edge is available in majorly four trim levels which are SE, SEL, Titanium, and Sport. While all the three lower variants come with a 2L turbocharged inline-4, the top-of-the-line Sport trim comes with a 2.7L V6. Further prices for the Edge start with $28,100 for the base SE trim and can go up to $38,100 for the top-level Sport trim.
With the SE trim, you get all the basic things like 18-inch wheels, automatic headlamps, a 4.2-inch screen in the middle with Ford Sync, remote keyless entry, and a six-speaker audio system. The SEL trim adds a few more features to the list like a 10-way adjustable driver’s seat, auto-dimming rearview mirror, dual-zone climate control, LED signature lamps, and SiriusXM radio.
Titanium trim gets some additional goodies like 19-inch alloy wheels, a 10-way adjustable passenger seat as well as memory function, heated front sport-style seats, and leather upholstery. Lastly, the Sport trim being the most expensive one is dripping with features.
It gets Leather-trimmed seats with suede perforated inserts, Audio System from Sony with 12 speakers and HD Radio Technology, Aluminum brake and accelerator pedal covers, Ambient lighting, Brush weave aluminum instrument panel appliqué, Deluxe front and rear carpeted floor mats, Illuminated front door-sill scuff plates, Metal-plated accents, and Universal garage door opener.
Model
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SE
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SEL
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Titanium
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Sport
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MSRP (FWD)
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$28,100
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$31,500
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$35,600
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$38,100
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MSRP (AWD)
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$30,095
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$33,495
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$37,595
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$40,095
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Key Features
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18-inch Wheels
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Adds To SE
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Adds To SEL
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Adds to SEL
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Automatic Headlights
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Heated Exterior Mirrors
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19-inch Wheels
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Heated Rear Seats
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4.2-inch Screen In The Center Stack
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Keyless Ignition And Entry
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Hands-free tailgate
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Leather-and-suede front sport seats
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Ford's Sync System
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Eight-way Power-adjustable Driver Seat
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Ambient interior lighting
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20-inch wheels
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Cruise control
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Leather-wrapped steering wheel
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Sony 12-speaker audio system with HD radio
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Sport-tuned suspension
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MyFord Touch infotainment system with an 8-inch center screen
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LED taillights
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We Recommend
The Titanium trim makes the most sense for us. It is a quite good value for money proposition and offers 19-inch alloy wheels, a 10-way adjustable driver and passenger seat as well with memory function, heated front sport-style seats and leather upholstery, Audio System from Sony with 12 speakers. There is an equally long options list consisting of a panoramic vista roof, a driver’s assistance package which includes adaptive cruise control and collision warning with brake support, and an All-wheel-drive.