Amerikaner83

A Dark Forest green like Toyota has (had?) on the Tacoma would be great with the Edge ST, and change the seats to be a two-tone black/grey instead of all black. Or at least black with blue contrast stitching Forest Green Toyota Tacoma

OASIS report? Hmm what's that? Edit - oh ok, it's basically Ford's internal "what we did" report. I figure if it's being sold as a CPO from this dealer, they will perform the work if they haven't already. edit 2 - To clarify, Carfax isn't stating the work has been done - it's simply showing the issuance of the "Customer Satisfaction Program"

Looking to purchase a 2016 Sport, and the Carfax lists this as being issued, how can I tell if it's actually gotten done before I buy the thing (CPO from dealer)? I could ask them, but is there any way to VERIFY it's been done?

For the 2015 and newer Edges (2nd gen), I read here that they included PTU drain plugs, as well as an updated PTU itself. Which would indeed go a long way towards long PTU life

That looks like TUXEDO Black to me, 2015. It is not as deep a black, looks a bit more like "super dark gray". It's officially called "tuxedo black metallic", which could easily be confused for "metallic black".

I don't have one yet, but I'm reading the Edge doesn't have rear-seats that adjust fore/aft. My wife's CR-V does, I'd think the Edge should too.

I'd rather have that then actually watching my back bumper hit stuff. With the lip like that, it appears as if it's just a few inches past the bumper.

Meh - I don't like it all that much - looks like the new Mazda interior, mixed with a bit of the Honda/hyundai/kia style of controls stacking. I don't know about the rotary dial shifter either - especially in a truck/SUV...

I thought buying CPO gave you a 100K powertrain warranty already...? Which extended warranty did you get to make up the difference - PremiumCare (or whatever they're calling it)?

Yeah, I wasn't sure if CPOs would count towards dealer sales goals for the year or anything... So do you think the incentives for 2018 units will increase towards year-end?

Howdy y'all - Looking at seeing if I could swing a new 2018 Edge Sport (prices with all incentives currently are around 38K for my option wants) soon, and wondering if historically, with the 2019 Edge models coming to dealers imminently, if late December would be the ideal time to grab a leftover '18 Sport. Current incentives are nice (0% for up to 72 +1K cash back), but will they be more motivated to clear off the 18's before January? Ideally, I'd grab a new one, but 35K+ is too steep. So if I can't do that, my question now applies to CPO units on the lot...any incentive historically for those? *studiously researching the best offers/deals* Edit for spelling

Purdy color red! The light-color seats really liven up the interior, I think. How has it held up?

Nice! Those do look good...any way to get a more "further away" shot? My only issue with them, and I'm being super nitpicky, is they don't look "tapered" at the top...they look like they stick out like an inch or so...maybe it's just the angle though.

Nice! Post up some pics of that blue!

Hi there! I prefer blue to silver, personally. I think the first oil change is something like 5000 miles - what's the mileage of that car? I'm honestly surprised the dealership still has a '17 as "new". I would harp on the fact that the 19MY is coming out imminently, so the 17 is USED, and you should not be spending new car $$ on a USED car.