Ford Edge, 2008: The Weekly Driver (Video Review)
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By James Raia
Published on 01/30/2008
A crossover is an
automobile with a sports utility vehicle appearance but built upon a
more economical and fuel-efficient unibody construction.
But what is the Ford Edge — a mini mini-van, a newfangled wagon or a SUV?
Videographer Bruce Aldrich and I take a look the Edge in our continuing series of 2008 video car reviews from www.theweeklydriver.com.
A friend took a good, long look at the interior and exterior of the new Ford Edge, chuckled and said, "Well, for a Ford it's pretty edgy."
True enough. With the 2008 Edge, the often conservative Ford has extended the definition of the term "crossover."
A crossover is an automobile with a sports utility vehicle appearance but built upon a more economical and fuel-efficient unibody construction.
But what is the Edge — a mini mini-van, a newfangled wagon or a SUV?
James Raia and videographer Bruce Aldrich take a look in the latest of our continuing series of 2008 video reviews. Aldrich provides guest audio this week.
A crossover is an
automobile with a sports utility vehicle appearance but built upon a
more economical and fuel-efficient unibody construction.But what is the Ford Edge — a mini mini-van, a newfangled wagon or a SUV?
Videographer Bruce Aldrich and I take a look the Edge in our continuing series of 2008 video car reviews from www.theweeklydriver.com.
A friend took a good, long look at the interior and exterior of the new Ford Edge, chuckled and said, "Well, for a Ford it's pretty edgy."
True enough. With the 2008 Edge, the often conservative Ford has extended the definition of the term "crossover."
A crossover is an automobile with a sports utility vehicle appearance but built upon a more economical and fuel-efficient unibody construction.
But what is the Edge — a mini mini-van, a newfangled wagon or a SUV?
James Raia and videographer Bruce Aldrich take a look in the latest of our continuing series of 2008 video reviews. Aldrich provides guest audio this week.