shamrock12

When posting your MPGs, be sure to mention whether your vehicle have FWD or AWD. That will make a big difference.

As mentioned in another thread, the 2016 Sport AWD base price is $805 higher than the preceding model year. Largely because of a few features that became standard such as: - Acoustic-laminate Front Row Side Windows - Hands-free Liftgate - Power Tilt/Telescoping Steering Column with Memory - Adaptive Steering

Funny thing you mentioned that because as I was reading through page 2, I started to laugh about this same thing as well Come on folks, Edge is a CROSSOVER that is built on a CAR platform, not truck platform. As for the Explorer, it is kind of borderline between a car and a truck. The earlier Explorer was a SUV, therefore it was built on a TRUCK platform. The current fifth generation Explorer is a full size crossover, and is actually built on a CAR platform. So unless your ride is an Expedition, Excursion, F-series, older Explorer, Tahoe, Suburban, Silverado, etc. your ride is a CAR

One of the dealers just quoted me a 2016 Edge Sport AWD with 400A package with a base price of $40,900 (not including $500 AWD discount found on '15 models) which is an increase of $805 over the previous year. The stand alone technology package would be $1,395 and the cold weather package (all weather floor mats & heated steering wheel) would be $325. The white platinium option remains the same at $595. He even has the balls trying to hit me another $1,095 in "handling & advertising fees" on top of the sticker price