The 2007 Ford Edge only lasts around 150,000 miles with a lot of transmission and brake system problems. At $5,393 to $6,256, it’s a lot of money for an SUV that will leave you stranded.
Is the 2007 Ford Edge a Good Used SUV?
- No, 2007 is a bad year for the Ford Edge. Owner reviews complain about poor build quality, mechanical issues, and broken parts.
- Interior materials are very cheap with a lot of basic fabric seating, and thin plastic trim on the dash.
- Reliability ratings are below average. Avoid models from 2007-2008, and go with a 2009 or 2010 which have fewer problems.
- Performance is average for the Edge’s size from the standard V6 engine.
- The 2007 Edge is a safe SUV, earning a 5-star rating in government crash tests.
- Fuel economy is okay, at up to 19 MPG combined.
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What Do Critics Say About the Edge?
- Consumer Reports says the Edge’s interior fit and finish is unimpressive, and has low owner satisfaction scores.
- Edmunds gives the Edge a 4.6/5 liking the quiet cabin, but disliking the low towing capacity for an SUV.
- Kelley Blue Book users rate the Edge 4.5/5 and enjoy the soft suspension, but dislike the lack of technology.
What Common Problems Does the 2007 Ford Edge Have?
The most common problems found on the 2007 Ford Edge include transmission failures, worn-out brake boosters, and broken wheel hubs and bearings.
Transmission failures are the most common problem showing up at around 95,000 miles. Replacing the transmission costs over $3,000 depending on labor rates, but it does fix the issue.
Worn-out brake boosters are another issue showing up in the first 100,000 miles. Brake force becomes very weak when it wears out, and costs about $500 to replace.
Excessive noise from the wheel bearings and hubs is mentioned by owners at around 50,000 miles. The hubs and bearings have to be replaced to stop the noise, and cost over $900 to swap out.
There are 6 recalls, with the most serious being for a fuel tank leak which increases the risk of an accidental fire.
How Long Will the 2007 Ford Edge Last?
A well-maintained 2007 Ford Edge should last around 150,000 miles, which is half as long as top rated competitors like the Honda Pilot. Regular annual maintenance costs are much higher than average at $483 per year, according to Repair Pal.
Most 2007 Edge models will have over 100,000 miles, so buyers should be prepared to replace the ABS control module for $775, the fuel sending unit costing $1,500, and the heater hose which costs $580.
Yes suspension issues. I have had to replace wheel-bearings and tie rods frequently. Also a sensor in the front axle went bad.
Yes, it is very dependable, I let my granddaughter drive out of town, so yes I trust it. We have had no major issues so far. So as far as that goes I cannot say what breaks down on some.
The only problem that I can recall having with my ford edge is that the brakes were having major problems. We managed to get it fixed but time after time again it continued to cause problems for my family.
Very reliable. The only issue I encountered is having to replace my battery a couple of times. The speakers are not the best either.
Yes it is reliable. Mine has only had to be towed once and it has radiator problems but other than that and a few minor issues it is a great car.
Yes for now it is reliable but it is like a ticking time bomb. The spark plugs keep going out. And the side seat buttons do not have the option to lift the seat. So a short person like me cannot see over the dashboard.
Very reliable, I drive it a 100 miles a day with no issues. Just as reliable as a new car I will continue driving until it gives out in me.
The Ford Edge is Very reliable so far no problems that I can think of it’s a pre owned so we will see
How Much Is the 2007 Ford Edge Worth?
Blue book prices range from $5,393 to $6,256, which makes the Edge a few thousand less than a Toyota Highlander or Jeep Grand Cherokee. When new, the price range was $25,320 to $30,720. Depreciation is worse than average, losing about 12% of its current value per year.
What are the Different Models of the Edge?
There are three models of the 2007 Ford Edge available. Technology was just updated for the 2007 model year with new infotainment features added in 2011.
SE is the entry-level model with:
- 17-Inch Alloy Wheels
- Cloth Seating
- Automatic Headlights
- 4-Speaker AM/FM/CD Stereo With 3.5mm AUX Jack
SEL is a step up adding:
- Body-Colored Exterior Trim
- Leather Steering Wheel
- Power Driver’s Seat
- In-Dash 6-CD Changer
SEL Plus is the flagship model and features:
- Leather Seating
- Heated Front Seats
- Dual-Zone Climate Control
- DVD-Based Navigation System
What Engines Come In the Edge?
The engine found in the 2007 Ford Edge is an average 3.5L V6 which makes 265 horsepower and gets up to 19 MPG combined. Performance is okay taking 7.5 seconds to go 0-60 MPH, and the towing capacity is low at only 3,500 pounds.
What Colors Does the Edge Come In?
How Big Is the Edge?
The 2007 Ford Edge is smaller than some other midsize SUVs on the market including the Nissan Pathfinder and GMC Envoy. Passenger room is okay, but the sloping roofline limits headroom for taller passengers in the backseats.
Cargo space is lower than average with 32.1 cubic feet of room behind the seats and 69.6 cubic feet with the seats folded flat.
How Does the Edge Compare to the Competition?
The Ford Explorer is another competitor from Ford in the same price range. Passenger room is better in the Explorer, but the Edge is more efficient with its smaller engine. We recommend avoiding both SUVs for the 2007 model year, since they have a lot of mechanical problems.
The Toyota Highlander is a rival costing about $1,500 more. Reliability ratings are better in the Highlander, but the Edge has more technology for the money. We recommend going with the Highlander since they last longer and are much more affordable to own.
Do Owners Recommend the Ford Edge?
Yes. It handles well in the snow. Easy to maintain. Minor issues with suspension, however easy repairs.
Yes, we have had no problems. I drove it for a year, now my granddaughter drives it. I especially enjoy the leg room and the seats are very comfortable for long drives. This is a supercar. The back has a lot of room, lay the two seats down you can carry quite a bit. I say excellent.
Yes, overall it is a great vehicle. It drives smoothly and is a great family vehicle. This vehicle is also great on gas!
Yes, I will never own another kind of car. Mine is getting old but I have never had any major issues, just normal maintenance!
Yes very good vehicle for the quality you get. I would choose it again if I had to. It is been very dependable and reliable.
Yes but because I have an older model it is not in the best shape. I do believe that in its best condition it would be a nice car.
Excellent, I have over 200,000 miles on it and hardly had any problems and continues to be in excellent shape.
I do enjoy the edge it rides smoothly. The sunroof is great in the summertime and it’s has a nice spacious trunk