Ford will launch its new 2007 Ford Edge crossover with a sticker price below $26,000, Cisco Codina, group vice president, Marketing, Sales and Service, announced today at a meeting of the Midwest Automotive Media Association. Sales of the Edge will begin in November, Codina said. The 2007 Ford Edge SE features a base manufacturer’s suggested retail price of $25,995 for the well-equipped front-wheel-drive model and $27,645 for the all-wheel-drive model.
Key standard features of the Ford Edge SE include:
- 3.5-liter V6 mated to 6-speed automatic transmission deliver 265 hp and 250 lb.-ft. of torque. (Fuel economy is expected to be in the mid-20s for highway driving.)
- Front-wheel drive
- Rear spoiler
- Dual exhaust
- Center console with class-leading flexibility
- Second-row 60/40 split fold-flat seats
- Class-exclusive MP3 audio input jack
- 17-inch painted aluminum wheels
- Standard safety features including: industry leading AdvanceTrac with RSC, ABS, Safety Canopy with rollover sensor, front- and front seat side-impact air bags, occupant classification system, adjustable head restraints and LATCH system
The Ford Edge SEL offers many additional appearance, comfort and convenience features, including chrome tipped dual exhaust, a 6-disc CD changer, Convenience Package, body color rear spoiler and fog lamps. It starts at $27,990 for front-wheel drive models and $29,640 for all-wheel drive models.
Option packages available on the Edge SEL include:
- Premium Package – Dual electronic temperature control with particulate air filter; exterior puddle lamps; heated seats and heated exterior mirrors; leather trimmed front and second row seats; memory seats; memory exterior mirrors and steering wheel climate controls
- Seating Flexibility Package – 6-way power passenger seat, front-row passenger fold-flat seatback; second-row EasyFold remote release seatback; leather trimmed front- and second-row seats; memory seats.
Options exclusive to the Edge SEL include:
- 18-inch chrome-clad aluminum wheels or 18-inch painted aluminum sport wheels
- Audiophile sound system with CDX6, nine speakers and steering wheel controls
- DVD-based Navigation system with Audiophile sound system
- Reverse sensing system
- Rear-seat DVD Entertainment System
- Class-exclusive two-panel panoramic VistaRoof with dual power shades
Options available on all Edge models include:
- All-wheel drive
- SIRIUS satellite radio with six-month subscription
- Class II Trailer Towing (for up to 3,500 lbs. maximum towing capability)



09/20, 3:47 PM
posted by:
oZ
Hey, it’s the Ford Pacifica.
09/20, 3:59 PM
posted by:
anti_analog
I think the freestyle is more of a pacifica sized vehicle. This is more stylish like the pacifica and probably not that much smaller though. I think this vehicle might be ever so slightly more SUVish than the pacifica too…maybe.
Base price seems high to me, but maybe that’s just me.
09/20, 4:06 PM
posted by:
Stuart
The pacifica still has more appeal even if it is older.
09/20, 4:15 PM
posted by:
Bonquisha Sheneequah Sharkeesha Shi-thead Jackson
thats about 20k more than its worth. think i will wait for an enclave or acadia or outlook
09/20, 4:48 PM
posted by:
spider
you guys are crazy. that is the best looking Ford (aside from the Mustang) that I can remember. This thing has SMASH HIT written all over it. The Lincoln too. It does seem a bit overpriced, but who knows. Muranos go out the door for like $40,000. Next to that, this thing is a phat bargain.
09/20, 4:54 PM
posted by:
A non E Moose
I like it. Way to go “Forward” FORD!! I like the new GM ones that are coming a bit better for my needs (large family hauler), but this is a very nice looking ride. It should hit the Explorer sales HARD when buyers walk around the showrooms. I like how many manufacturers are doing this.
09/20, 4:57 PM
posted by:
Detroit Dude !
This is a very nice looking Ford, fully competitive with the Pacifica in every way. I personally will prefer the new GMC Acadia though. However, it’s still a job well done Ford Motor Co. !
09/20, 5:05 PM
posted by:
MikeFX
Will the next news flash be an exclusive look inside the available colors for this thing? Looks good, but stop the year long “coming soon” updates and get it to market already!
09/20, 5:09 PM
posted by:
Endurancevm
The GM crossovers are
A. Higher end than this
B. More Expensive
C. Bigger
This does not compete with the Acadia/Enclave/Outlook.
09/20, 5:12 PM
posted by:
Bonquisha Sheneequah Sharkeesha Shi-thead Jackson
You can already specify and price one online at the ford website and you have been able to do that for months.
Endurance, I bet in the real world they will be cross shopped
09/20, 5:19 PM
posted by:
Ricardo Head
Looks cool. If I get one I’ll hold off a year and a half or two till after the gotta-haves overpay and the rebates come. Good power, decent mileage, nice looking, all around okay vehicle.
09/20, 5:28 PM
posted by:
specialk1098
WOW the Ford Murano!!!
09/20, 5:54 PM
posted by:
1c3d0g
Endurancevm: right on. This a small, 5 people seater, not a huge 7 people toned-down SUV. I hope this will be a good seller for Ford.
09/20, 5:59 PM
posted by:
C-Hole
I hope for Ford’s sake that this does well. I really do.
09/20, 6:15 PM
posted by:
Robert
It’s priced right where the Explorer is. About $5000 more than the Escape and about $5000 less than the Expedition. The pricing sounds right. It’s not like it has manual windows. I think this could be a hit. It’s less SUV-like than the Acadia – although not the wagon that is the Freestyle or Pacifica. It is definitely a direct shot at the Murano. My guess is that its driving dynamics will be better than GM’s new trio as well, although probably no better than the Nissan.
09/20, 6:53 PM
posted by:
RustedEmpire
loose the ugly bar grille and make a exceptable honeycomb grille…then I’ll be happy
09/20, 8:51 PM
posted by:
1c3d0g
RustedEmpire: I’m glad to see I’m not the only one who likes the honeycomb grill.
09/20, 9:21 PM
posted by:
davidg1977
Bonquisha… You’ve been able to build them online for the last few months b/c Ford was doing research of interested buyers (you actively went to the site rather than them finding you) and could configure one. The interesting thing is that if you built the same exact vehicle multiple times, you got different prices. They followed up the config exercise with q’s on your demographics should you wish to give them and also whether you thought it was a fair/over/under price. They’ve done this for the MKX and the Expedition as well.
I think it will sell well and likely should have been available in March after the NAIAS splash in January so I hope the styling doesn’t come across stale (i.e., Thunderbird). The shape and segment are reminiscent of the Murano and Pacifica and the MKX goes directly up against the MDX and the RX330. I’d love to see a turbo diesel of a turbo V6 in the MKX from a performance persepctive.
09/20, 9:30 PM
posted by:
Detroit Dude !
I have read in many publications that there will be a Chevy version of the Outlook/Enclave/Acadia as well….and there is a Lincoln version of this Edge planned too, which will compete with the Acadia / Enclave. My preference above all is the Acadia.
09/20, 11:27 PM
posted by:
A4
This thing really needs a value priced Edge around 20,000 rather than 26,000. This needs a base base version to even up with the Explorer they hope it will replace. A fleet Edge of sorts perhaps…
09/20, 11:30 PM
posted by:
Richard
The Lincoln version, the Lincoln MKX, is a 2007 model. It beat the Edge into the showroom.
09/20, 11:40 PM
posted by:
Brendino
Hey guys, this vehicle is bigger than the Highlander in length and width and equal in height. So you’re getting more vehicle for just a bit more in the price (though I think you’ll see more base Edges than base Highlanders…a lot of Highlanders people bought at the dealership I worked at were well over 30 grand). Of course you can’t argue taste, but this vehicle is in my opinion much better looking than the Highlander, inside and out.
09/20, 11:54 PM
posted by:
Veda
The pricing is actually pretty good though haven’t seen the car itself I can’t comment much.
09/21, 10:35 AM
posted by:
1c3d0g
The only thing it now desperately needs right now is a capable Diesel engine IMHO, but I guess California’s stringent rules will decide whether this will be even possible at some point.
09/21, 1:38 PM
posted by:
Saud
Nice, hope it makes it to the middle east.
09/21, 3:30 PM
posted by:
spider
remember when the Pacifica launched (five years ago?) how they overpriced it? hope that does not happen here.
09/22, 12:11 PM
posted by:
BrokenCadillac...
Ford really did their homework with this one. It has all the right moves to go up against the Murano and the Highlander and should sell very well.
Excellent job.