 Truth: The Edge is one good looking SUV. It's sleek; the SEL level has lovely interior design and chrome details.Truth: I have never spent so much money on a car or time in the shop as I have with this waste of money.Within 8 months of owning my freshly-built Edge in 2012 I had 3 recalls. The oft-mentioned fuel line recall was scary and took a full week to fix. Currently, 4 years later, I have experienced my "drive terrain" sensor going out (in the middle of traffic) causing my steering column to lock and requiring the car to be towed to the dealer for service; my sunroof shim has fallen off; my nav works about 75% of the time; and as I type, it's in the shop to have the break booster replaced under the extended warranty and my door sensor latch which is "defective" and requires a $275 replacement.In general, the tech is not super reliable and often goes out. The best solution to this is to unplug the car battery and "reboot" the computer. Utterly ridiculous reliability for a $36,000 car. I've also been shocked by how poorly this SUV handles snow or rain. It slides quite a bit, slow stopping time and not nearly enough power to get a good grip on the road when accelerating from a dead stop in snow. It is truly the most disappointing car I've ever owned.**Update: the Turbo engine of our 4 year old Ford had an unserviceable issue that required complete replacement of the engine with no financial assistance from Ford. It would have been $5,500. We said "No, thank you," and made a bee line to Honda. Haven't needed to service my Pilot in 2 years!