bret2028

I got my 2011 Edge back from the dealer today after three weeks. My APIM had to be replaced as well as the software update that everyone seems to need. What I've noticed since: The 911 emergency assist is N/A. I drove it immediately back to the dealer and the mechanic said it's a software glitch (Yet again) and that I could leave it now or bring it back. I said I'd bring it back since I've only driven my car for three weeks before all this happened. Too early to tell about interior light but am betting colors will be off like others. iPhone paired immediately, but first two calls that came in went to the phone speaker and not the car. This seemed to adjust itself. Will write down anything else as it comes up. I'll probably take the car back midweek next week. sigh. When it works it's a great car. So much for cutting edge technology.

Bought an Edge 2011 SEL on October 23rd. Drove perfect for four weeks, nearly 45o miles. SYNC worked perfectly, easing bluetooth pairing with iphone 4. The coming back from the grocery store one day, screen rebooted and continued to do so.This was the error message: /Users/brettbenner/Desktop/Screen shot 2010-11-30 at 8.19.23 PM.png Took it into Galpin Ford here in LA which is the largest Ford dealership in the world. They said they hadn't seen this yet. That was last Tuesday. Today, the car was supposed to be ready. Needed the APIM replaced, and a software update they were waiting on. Today they informed me it would still be a couple of weeks. The service technician has been nice enough, but this is becoming truly maddening at this point. Apparently he said, this was now happening to other vehicles as well. How Ford couldn't of run this software through more extensive diagnostics is beyond me. Will update when I know more. In the meantime I told them the Honda civic they gave me as a loaner was no longer acceptable and I need a comparable vehicle to the 40K + car I just bought not four weeks ago. This is my first Ford having driven Toyotas for 12 years with never a problem. Contemplating selling the damn thing when I get it back.