The 2010 Edge can last over 250,000 miles with only some spark plug and brake booster issues. At $7,911 – 9,732, it’s affordable for a well-made midsize SUV.
Is the 2010 Ford Edge a Good Used SUV?
- Yes, 2010 is a good year. Owner reviews like the smooth ride, spacious interior, and the powerful engine.
- Reliability ratings are good. Going with a model from 2007-2010 is a good choice with a spike in problems for 2011.
- Performance is good from the standard V6 engine offered.
- The 2010 Edge is a very safe SUV, earning a perfect 5-star rating in government crash tests.
- Fuel economy is okay for an SUV, at up to 20 MPG combined.
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What Do Critics Say About the Edge?
- Consumer Reports says the Edge is an SUV that handles like a car, and has average owner satisfaction scores.
- Edmunds gives the Edge a 4.3/5 liking the quiet cabin, but disliking the transmission.
- Kelley Blue Book users rate the Edge 4.5/5 and enjoy the smooth suspension, but don’t like the lack of a third row.
What Common Problems Does the 2010 Ford Edge Have?
The most common problems found on the 2010 Edge include stalling engines, a bad brake booster, and headliner problems.
Stalling engines are the most common complaint, at roughly 85,000 miles. The main source is usually the spark plugs and coil packs. Replacing the parts costs about $400, and solves most issues.
A faulty brake booster shows up on some Edge models at around 120,000 miles. As the parts age they just simply wear out, and cost about $700 to replace.
Headliner problems, including wrinkling and coming loose are mentioned by owners in the first 20,000 miles. The glue that holds it in place starts to fail, and the only solution is to replace the headliner, which costs nearly $1,000.
There are 7 recalls on the 2010 Edge, with the most serious being for a fuel tank leak that may happen due to corrosion.
How Long Will the 2010 Ford Edge Last?
A properly maintained 2010 Ford Edge should be able to last around 250,000 miles, similar to other midsize SUV rivals like the Honda Pilot. Regular annual maintenance costs are higher than some competitors, according to data from Repair Pal, at $536 per year.
Most Edge models from 2010 will have over 100,000 miles, so buyers should be prepared to replace the starter for $375, the vehicle speed sensor costing $400, and the suspension strut bearing which costs $300.
It has no problems at all. The only work we have had to do is take it in for recalls which were done with no problems.
Has been very reliable. Only problems had alternator replaced and one recall for airbags. Interior has held up exceptional.
Yes it has been very reliable the five years I have owned it. Only issue is the electric seat buttons broke.
Yes it is reliable the only major issue is the brake booster went bad on it and my mechanic couldn't figure that out.
I have had this car for 3 years now and with no major issues other than changing a part that was only a 5 min fix that cost about $80.
The Edge is very reliable. I have not had any issues with my Edge other than replacing a battery. I do regular maintenance, such as oil changes and check ups and it has proven to be a very good vehicle.
Yes it is a reliable vehicle to drive. I've had my vehicle for 7 years and haven't had any major problems.
Over the nine or ten years that I have owned it it’s been extremely reliable as I have had little to no expense outside of normal maintenance
How Much Is the 2010 Ford Edge Worth?
Blue book values range from $7,911 – 9,732, making the Edge around $2,000 less than a Toyota Highlander or Mazda CX-9. When new, the price range was $27,420 to $35,770. Depreciation is similar to other SUVs, losing about 10% of its current value per year.
What are the Different Models of the Edge?
There are four models of the 2010 Ford Edge available. The technology was last updated in 2008, with a facelift and new stereo system added in 2011.
SE is the base model with:
- 17-Inch Alloy Wheels
- Cloth Seating
- Keyless Entry
- Cruise Control
- 4-Speaker AM/FM/CD Stereo System
SEL is a step up and adds:
- 18-Inch Alloy Wheels
- Power Driver’s Seat
- Leather Steering Wheel
- Premium Cloth Seating
- 6-CD Changer
Limited is focused on luxury and features:
- 20-Inch Alloy Wheels
- Leather Seating
- Unique Interior Trim
- Heated Front Seats
- Dual-Zone Climate Control
- SYNC Infotainment System
Sport is a performance model and has:
- 20-Inch Chrome Wheels
- Unique Front & Rear Bumpers
- Faux-Suede Seating
- Improved Suspension
What Engines Come In the Edge?
The only engine found in the 2010 Edge is a reasonably powerful 3.5L V6 which makes 265 horsepower and gets up to 20 MPG combined. Performance is average, taking about 8.4 seconds to go 0-60 MPH.
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How Big Is the Edge?
The 2010 Ford Edge an average midsize SUV, similar in size to other midsize SUVs like the Jeep Grand Cherokee and Nissan Pathfinder. Passenger room is good throughout the cabin, but headroom is limited in the backseats due to the sloping roofline.
Cargo space is comparable to other midsize SUVs with 32.2 cubic feet of room behind the seats, and up to 69 cubic feet with the seats folded flat.
How Does the Edge Compare to the Competition?
The Ford Escape is another rival from Ford, costing about $1,500 less. Off-road performance is better in the Escape, but the Edge is more spacious. We recommend the Edge since it’s more reliable for the 2010 model year with fewer mechanical problems.
The Honda Pilot is another competitor that is only around $500 more. Interior space and technology are better in the Pilot, but the Edge is slightly sportier to drive. We recommend the Pilot since they last longer and have lower ownership costs.
Do Owners Recommend the Ford Edge?
Yes, it has not given me any trouble. It has good gas mileage and runs smoothly. It is roomy and comfortable.
Yes, extremely good have not had any major problems or issues. Only basic wear such as belts brakes etc.
Yes the 2010 ford edge is a good vehicle. It looks very nice, drives great, and is reliable. I would by over and over again.
Yes it is reliable and has not left me stranded anywhere. It has not required any major repairs to it.
Yeah I love it and if it weren't for a growing family I would want my next vehicle to be a edge too.
Yes, I am very pleased with the Edge. We have driven Ford products for years. The Edge is the perfect SUV and I enjoy driving it. Great on road trips, very comfortable and good gas mileage. Definitely recommend.
Yes miles are great needed a couple of oil changes and some stuff done on brakes but yeah it is. I mean it's a 2010 I do need a bit more for my 2 kids but 4 wheel drive back seat go down so if you need that extra room. I would say buy it or lease it it's nice shiny different colors
Yes it is a good vehicle. It drives well, it's easy to maintain, it's good on gas usage, and is comfortable.