2012 Ford Edge Sport Awd With Warranty on 2040-cars
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States
This Ford Edge Sport AWD has a Factory Certified Ford Pre-Owned Warranty good unto 100,000 miles. The Sport AWD model is the top of the line when you're looking at a Ford Edge. It comes fully loaded with all the cool stuff! It has a Brand New set of 22" Pirelli P-Zero Tires that were just put on a few miles back and comes factory with a very nice set of 22" rims. Adult owned / Never Smoked In and in Excellent Condition! For more information please call: 336-244-5117 -or- email: swiftcoinc@yahoo.com 6-speed Automatic Transmission this Ford Edge Sport comes standard with standard automatic and SelectShift paddle system to allow precise control for the driver. The Edge Sport has comfortable seating for five and 32 cubic feet of cargo room with the rear seats up, more than double that with them folded. Available features include a power liftgate and Panoramic Vista Roof that combines a sliding sunroof with a large glass panel over the rear seats. Standard in the Sport is the new MyFord Touch, which utilizes a combination of 8-inch Sony powered LCD touchscreen and voice command to control audio and climate systems; the system replaces many traditional knobs and dials and allows drivers quicker, easier access to common devices. MyFord pioneers the use of iTunes tagging, which "captures" a song being played and stores it in memory for later purchase from iTunes. Included in the MyFord interface are two USB ports, three RCA jacks, and a digital media card dock that also accepts a mobile broadband card. Also available on the 2012 Edge is Ford's Adaptive Cruise Control and Collision Warning with Brake Support. The system detects a potential crash and warns the driver, reduces vehicle speed, and pre-charges the brakes for a quicker stop. The Edge also offers Ford's Blind Spot Information System (BLIS) with Cross Traffic Alert, which warns of cars in adjacent lanes and of approaching vehicles when backing out of parking spots. Finally, for teenaged drivers, MyKey allows Edge owners to program set vehicle speeds and to encourage seat belt usage with persistent beeping and reduced audio volume. |
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