 We bought a used 2013 Edge in 2016 and I have to say, it's not the best handling vehicle I've ever driven. There isn't a whole lot of road feel, as it feels that I'm sort of just pointing the Edge in a particular direction. Acceleration is more than adequate. Plenty of power. The cabin is pretty quiet, but but can instantly be upset by New England style road defects, i.e.  potholes and bumps. You get a rather "jarring" effect specifically from the rear end - as it literally slams down with a thud. The front end does not act this way.Driver and passenger comfort are a plus, esp. with the electric seats. Rear seating is comfortable as well and there's lots of room and lots of storage/hauling space. The gauges are pretty easy to read. There is a big learning curve with the navigation system, which can be very frustrating. There's also a learning curve for the heat/vent/air conditioning controls.. It took my a while to figure it all out. I find I have to keep on my high beams on dark, back roads to see properly. Mileage combined is around 22.5, and on long highway trips it's around 25 - if you are easy on the pedal.  I'm considering adding a rear top bumper protector to protect the paint where the rear hatch comes down. I already have several chips in the top surface of the plastic bumper caused by my loading things that rubbed against the bumper surface. Lots of SUVs come with a black plastic protector. Why Ford did not include a protective top surface is a mystery.