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    Cheers snmjim. Found it now - it's the Chrysalis Amphitheatre at the Merriweather Park in Columbia, designed by Ove Arup Associates. Impressive building and makes a great backdrop.
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    Where's that weird looking building?
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    Looks great. How did you get that grill with Ford logo?
  4. Looking very cold there but the Edge looks good in the snow. We never had those earlier models here in the UK.
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    From the album: First clean of 2021....and more

    2018 2.0 litre twin turbo diesel Ford Edge ST-Line, in Canyon Ridge. Ebony Dinamica Interior.
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    From the album: First clean of 2021....and more

    2018 2.0 litre twin turbo diesel Ford Edge ST-Line, in Canyon Ridge. Luggage compartment with tonneau cover.
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    From the album: First clean of 2021....and more

    2018 2.0 litre twin turbo diesel Ford Edge ST-Line, in Canyon Ridge. RHS rear view.
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    From the album: First clean of 2021....and more

    2018 2.0 litre twin turbo diesel Ford Edge ST-Line, in Canyon Ridge. LHS rear view.
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    From the album: First clean of 2021....and more

    2018 2.0 litre twin turbo diesel Ford Edge ST-Line, in Canyon Ridge. Front RHS view.
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    From the album: First clean of 2021....and more

    2018 2.0 litre twin turbo diesel Ford Edge ST-Line, in Canyon Ridge. Front view.
  11. My 2018 ST-Line (European market successor to the Sport) has what I think may have been the original option tow-bar fitted. It doesn't interfere with the tailgate sensor, is detachable and appears to correspond with what is illustrated in the Owner's Handbook.
  12. Car looks great. I like the interior. Nearly all the Edges here have Ebony interiors.
  13. Welcome to the forum. Hope you enjoy your new Edge. Hopefully you be able to share some pics of it with us once you've picked it up. Where in the world are you?
  14. Welcome to you. Where in the world are you and can you tell us a bit about your Edge? Pics are always welcome too!
  15. I don't blame you Bendmac - I always request an automatic when renting a car on the continent or North America. Changing gear with the wrong hand is always the hardest part in my opinion and best avoided if at all possible (looking up in the wrong direction for the rear view mirror comes a close second, but there's not a lot you can do about that!). The Edges we have here are identical to yours other than the engines. Ours are all twin turbo 2 litre diesels (even the ST-Line models) - a lot less powerful than over the pond but as our fuel is currently averaging at $6.17/US gallon in the UK it is much more economical.
  16. Welcome to the forum. Please let us see some pics of your new Edge. That film treatment sounds interesting. It's not something I've heard of before. Does it change the external appearance at all?
  17. My Edge just has this rubber thingy that sits in there: like this:
  18. Are the diesel models not available in North America then?
  19. That's interesting. But if that's the case why would the owner's manual be quoting the fuel consumption figures in Imperial MPG? There is a massive difference between Imperial mpg and US mpg.
  20. I'm pretty certain my Edge's settings are for Imperial gallons. I've not seen anything on the menu to select US gallons, the only other option being litres.
  21. And I thought we were the odd ones here in the UK still officially using miles, mph and mpg but selling fuel in litres!
  22. That's ridiculous isn't it.....and doesn't Canada use kilometres rather than miles anyway?
  23. Welcome. It's always nice to see others from the UK on here. Where are you and your new Edge....and do you have any pics of it to share with us?
  24. Gone are the days when I use to work on my own car! Thankfully cars are so much more reliable now compared to the 70s and 80s.
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