The Ford Edge gives used-SUV shoppers a roomy two-row cabin, seating for five, and useful cargo flexibility without the size of a three-row vehicle. At Nucar Ford of Plymouth, drivers searching for a used Ford Edge for sale in Plymouth, NH, can compare model years, trims, drivetrains, technology, mileage, and vehicle-specific condition in one convenient place.
Ford has ended Edge production, making the pre-owned market the primary way to shop for this familiar midsize SUV.¹ A used Edge can be a comfortable fit for regular I-93 driving, family schedules, and weekends when passenger space matters just as much as cargo room.
A used Ford Edge makes sense for shoppers who want more room than many compact crossovers provide but do not need a third row. Its five-passenger layout leaves useful space for adults in the rear seat, while the cargo area can handle groceries, luggage, sports equipment, and other everyday gear.
That flexibility comes in handy when the afternoon includes a stop at Fox Pond Park or a full load of supplies for a weekend at home. Families managing backpacks and activity gear around Old Ward Bridge Road can also appreciate an SUV that offers practical space without feeling oversized during daily errands.
Depending on the model year and trim, a pre-owned Ford Edge can offer:
Exact equipment varies by vehicle, so the individual listing, window sticker when available, and test drive remain the best sources for confirming the right fit.
The Edge evolved considerably during its production run. A focused model-year comparison can help you decide which design, technology level, and powertrain choices deserve a closer look.
The Edge debuted in North America for the 2007 model year.² These earlier vehicles established its basic formula: two-row seating, crossover driving manners, and more passenger and cargo room than a smaller SUV.
Shoppers considering these years will generally place greater emphasis on price, maintenance history, mileage, and overall condition than on the latest infotainment or driver-assistance technology.
The redesigned 2015 Edge introduced a new body structure, redesigned front and rear suspension, updated technology, and standard EcoBoost power.³ It is a useful starting point for shoppers who want the second-generation design without moving into the newest model years.
Depending on the year and trim, shoppers may find four-cylinder EcoBoost power, V6 options, front-wheel drive, all-wheel drive, and the performance-oriented Edge Sport. These models can fit the mix of highway and secondary-road driving that comes with trips into Plymouth from the Holderness side along Route 175.
The Edge received a substantial update for 2019. The new Edge ST replaced the Edge Sport as the performance model, while Ford Co-Pilot360 became standard across the lineup.⁴ ⁵
The ST-Line joined the lineup for 2020. It added styling inspired by the Edge ST while retaining the mainstream 2.0-liter EcoBoost powertrain rather than the ST model’s twin-turbocharged V6.⁶
These years can be especially appealing to shoppers who want a newer cabin and expanded driver-assistance technology without necessarily moving to one of the final production years.
The 2021 Edge introduced SYNC 4A, including wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility.⁷ Later Edge models represent the newest infotainment, connectivity, and cabin experience available from the vehicle’s U.S. production run.
The 2024 Edge was the final U.S. model year. Shoppers comparing these later vehicles should still review the specific trim, mileage, drivetrain, options, service history, and condition rather than choosing by model year alone.
Used Ford Edge trims changed across model years, but most fit into a few recognizable roles.
SE models generally represent the value-focused side of the lineup. SEL models typically add comfort, convenience, appearance, or technology features, although the exact differences depend on the year and installed packages.
Limited appears on earlier Edge models, while Titanium became the premium-oriented choice in the second generation. These trims can include upgraded seating materials, audio systems, exterior details, convenience technology, and additional available packages.
The Edge Sport served as the performance-oriented trim during earlier model years. The Edge ST arrived for 2019 with a Ford Performance-tuned chassis, standard all-wheel drive, and a twin-turbocharged 2.7-liter EcoBoost V6.⁴
These versions are worth considering when stronger acceleration and a more athletic driving character are priorities.
The ST-Line offers sport-inspired styling without the Edge ST performance powertrain. It can be a strong choice for shoppers who like the ST appearance but prefer the mainstream Edge engine and driving experience.
The Edge ST and ST-Line are not the same vehicle.
The Edge ST is the performance model, with its twin-turbocharged V6, standard all-wheel drive, sport-tuned suspension, and other performance-focused equipment. The Edge ST-Line uses appearance details inspired by the ST but pairs them with the standard 2.0-liter EcoBoost engine.⁴ ⁶
Because packages and equipment can vary, confirm the trim badge, engine, drivetrain, wheels, brakes, and installed options on the specific Edge you are considering.
All-wheel drive is available on many used Ford Edge configurations, but it is not universal across every year and trim. Some vehicles use front-wheel drive, while Edge ST models include standard all-wheel drive.
AWD can be useful when a week includes changing New Hampshire weather and regular travel on roads outside the main commercial corridors. Proper seasonal tires, vehicle condition, and careful driving remain important regardless of drivetrain.
Confirm the drivetrain on the individual listing or window sticker before planning a visit.
A careful vehicle-specific review helps you compare two used Edge models that may look similar online but differ in equipment, history, and condition.
A test drive should also cover seat comfort, visibility, braking, steering, acceleration, control operation, and low-speed maneuverability. A quieter local stretch such as Fairgrounds Road can help reveal ride quality and cabin noise that may be less noticeable during a short drive through heavier traffic.
The price of a used Ford Edge depends on the model year, trim, mileage, drivetrain, equipment, vehicle history, condition, and current market factors. The asking price and vehicle-specific details shown with each listing provide the most relevant starting point.
Nucar Ford of Plymouth offers several tools to help plan your purchase:
Financing rates, terms, down-payment requirements, and approval decisions depend on the applicant, lender, vehicle, and available programs. The finance team can help review personalized options without relying on a one-size-fits-all payment estimate.
Yes. Ford has ended Edge production, and the 2024 Edge was the final U.S. model year.¹ Pre-owned vehicles are now the primary option for drivers who want its two-row, five-passenger format.
A used Edge combines a roomy two-row interior with manageable everyday dimensions. It suits shoppers who want passenger comfort and useful cargo space but do not need a third row.
Compare the original 2007–2014 models, the redesigned 2015–2018 Edge, the updated 2019–2020 lineup, and the technology-focused 2021–2024 models. The best choice depends on your budget, preferred features, mileage goals, and the condition of the individual vehicle.
No. Front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive availability varies by year, trim, and powertrain. Confirm the drivetrain shown for the specific vehicle before visiting.
The Edge ST is the performance model with a twin-turbocharged V6, standard AWD, and performance tuning. The ST-Line uses ST-inspired styling with the mainstream 2.0-liter EcoBoost powertrain.⁴ ⁶
Used Ford Edge pricing varies according to model year, mileage, trim, drivetrain, equipment, condition, history, and current market conditions. Review the listed price and details for the individual vehicle you are considering.
Certain Edge configurations can tow when properly equipped. The rating depends on the model year, engine, drivetrain, factory tow equipment, passengers, cargo, and trailer setup. Confirm the VIN-specific equipment and applicable owner’s manual before purchasing an Edge for towing.
Warranty coverage varies by vehicle. Review the FTC Buyers Guide and any written warranty documents to understand the coverage that applies to a specific Edge. The 20/200 Protection Plan By Nucar does not apply to used vehicles.
Yes. You can apply for financing online and work with the finance team to review available options. Approval and terms depend on the applicant, lender, vehicle, and current programs.
Yes. Start with the online trade valuation tool. Final trade value depends on an in-person review of the vehicle’s mileage, condition, equipment, history, and current market factors.
The Nucar Network shares inventory among more than 25 dealership locations. If you have a specific Edge year, trim, drivetrain, or feature combination in mind, the team can discuss suitable options available through the broader network without requiring you to shop far from home.
Online finance and trade resources help you prepare before visiting. You can begin a credit application, review financing information, or estimate a trade value at a comfortable pace.
Nucar Ford of Plymouth offers automotive maintenance and repair support at 14 Town West Road. When your vehicle needs attention, use the online service scheduler to request an appointment and describe the work you need.
Nucar Cares supports community initiatives involving health, education, veterans, environmental conservation, and local engagement throughout New England.
A used Ford Edge can handle the practical side of the week while leaving room for a weekend run toward Newfound Lake. Compare the model year, trim, drivetrain, features, condition, and history, then get behind the wheel to see how the vehicle fits your daily routine.
Value your trade, apply for financing, or call {{diOption.phone_sales}} to ask about a specific vehicle. Visit Nucar Ford of Plymouth at 14 Town West Road in Plymouth, NH, and experience the helpful local support behind the saying, “Everyone loves a Nucar!”
¹ https://www.ford.com/suvs-crossovers/edge/
² https://media.ford.com/content/fordmedia/feu/gb/en/news/2014/06/25/ford-reveals-smart-and-spacious-all-new-edge.html
³ https://media.ford.com/content/fordmedia/fna/ca/en/news/2015/02/26/production-of-the-all-new-2015-ford-edge-officially-kicks-off.html
⁴ https://media.ford.com/content/fordmedia/fma/me/en/news/2019/10/23/all-new-ford-edge-st–fords-first-ever-performance-tuned-suv-set.html
⁵ https://media.ford.com/content/fordmedia/fna/ca/en/news/2018/03/15/ford-co-pilot360.html
⁶ https://media.ford.com/content/fordmedia/fna/ca/fr/news/2020/05/26/new-edge-st-line-comes-standard-with-great-value-and-eye-catchin.html
⁷ https://www.ford.com/support/how-tos/sync/sync-4/is-there-a-difference-between-sync-3-and-sync-4-technology/
⁸ https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/resources/dealers-guide-used-car-rule
⁹ https://www.nhtsa.gov/recalls
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