phdedgeman

Thank you. I'll do just that.

Thank you akirby. As per your suggestion, the Nav does make the most sense. Now if only I could get my iPhone 4 to work wirelessly with the BT Stereo. Any suggestions?

I have the iPhone 4 and it works wonderfully with the 2011 Edge Limited sound system when plugged into the USB port. The iPhone (for phone calls) also works perfectly wirelessly with the stereo system. BUT the BTStereo doesn't typically work wirelessly with the music on the iPhone. When I push the BTstereo label, it says it's connecting to my iPhone (even though the iPhone was already connected wirelessly for phone use) but never does. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.

There appear to be three options to getting directions from point a to point b: the navigation system, Mysync or Sirius. Which do you folks recommend and why? Thanks in advance.

Now that a blizzard is forecast for the I95 corridor along the east coast, I'll be finding out soon enough of the Edge's AWD system is equal to or comes close to my wife's Audi with Quattro. The vehicle is a joy to own. There is one minor problem that I'm intent on figuring out. My iPhone4 works wonderfully with the vehicle, but the BTStereo only occasionally works wirelessly with the phone. Minor quibbles: The nav screen needs to be slightly more sensitive to the touch, and the hazard warning light switch needs to be moved or less sensitive. Also, the glove compartment should light up when opened. And one question: Between the navigation system, mysync and Sirius, which is the best to use for getting from one place to another? Overall, it's a joy to drive and incredibly roomy and comfortable. It's been 34 years since I last drove an American car. Now that Ford has styling AND good reliability and AWD, I'm a happy camper. It's good to be back.

As someone who hasn't owned an American made care since the mid 1970s, I'm hoping my new 2011 Edge Limited Model 302) with 18' wheels wows me as much after I drive it as it did when I researched it. The exterior and interior are gorgeous, and from what I've read, the all wheel drive system is exceptional, with power going to whatever wheel(s) have traction. As someone who has owned everything from a Lexus and BMW to a Subaru and an Acura, I've finally found a vehicle that seems to have it all: Looks, comfort, reliability, advanced technology and space. My only complaint (minor) is that the antenna is attached near the front of the vehicle instead of the rear as it is with similar vehicles. Any suggestions or tips would be appreciated. For what it's worth, my first car was the 1968 Pontiac GTO. Thanks in advance.