Azim Premji

You bet it does, bluetooth turned on you should have no problem at all. My iphone 3GS in synced with my 2010 Edge AWD. The Dealer helped set it up in less than several minutes.

Kinda recall on my 2008 Escape a key was put in, had the dealer install the viper remote start. Had to pay for the extra key.

Been using full Castrol Synthetic for several years now thru several Taurus, then Escape and now 2010 Edge. My Ford Dealer in canada recommended 8000+ kms between changes not sure if its too early!!

Correct!! Regular maintenance not covered by warranty. Called a Ford Dealer in my city, it seems the green anti-freeze is new to Ford Edge 2010 from Extended Life yellow/gold colour to green but no other info was made available to me . As mentioned earlier "green" (just a dye) is most commonly known as "universal" BUT not in this case. Am planning to visit my Dealer for Oil change Monday, I will check this out. Seems most likely this anti-freeze needs to be purchased at the dealer. Winter will be upon us soon for some folks, in Edmonton, Alberta light/wet snow this week, needed some anti-freeze for top up thru the winter months. Ford Specs for Canada is CVC-10-A / M97B55-A This will be my winter season in my new 2010 Edge AWD (just about fully loaded) and am so looking forward to it. Just returned from 2 trips back to back about 2000kms 5 hours each way, the drive was good and very very comfortable. All in all pretty happy with my 2010 Edge .

--------------------------- Front Wheel drive models listed at 19.2g(72.7L) and AWD a 20.8(78.7).

My 2010 Ford Edge is just a couple of months old, purchased with 8800km, a return from a ford executive. Need to top up anti-freeze and manual calls for green ford speciality, no other info available. Green is mostly called "universal" compatible with aluminum. Extended Life is yellow/gold. My Escape had extended life anitifreeze. Colours don't mean nothing as its a dye used by manufactures. Can any one confirm "ford speciality" means?