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List of Advanced New Safety and Technology Features for the 2017 Ford Edge

New Safety and Technology Features on the 2017 Ford Edge

The Ford Edge quickly gained a ton of fans when it was first unleashed onto the automotive scene, and the 2017 Ford Edge has had the same effect since its unveiling thanks to multiple upgrades and updates that help the Edge continue to be one of the most versatile crossover SUVs available today. These updates and upgrades include being able to choose between three powerful and efficient engines, which the new Ford Edge does while also sporting a new spacious and feature-filled interior and an exterior that’s as sleek, stylish and sporty as ever. With all of that to be excited about, it’s the new safety and technology features on the 2017 Ford Edge that we’re going to focus on here.

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Advanced New Safety Features of the 2017 Ford Edge

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If you need proof that the 2017 Ford Edge is one of the safety vehicles on the road, all you need to do is check out the fact that it was awarded the highest possible safety rating thanks to its comprehensive suite of advanced new safety features and driver assistance systems. These features and systems include enhanced active park assist with perpendicular parking assist, adaptive cruise control, collision warning with brake support, a 180-degree front camera complete with a lens washer, a rearview camera, the blind sport information system with cross traffic alert and the lane keeping system.

Advanced New Technology Features of the 2017 Ford Edge

In addition to all of those safety features, the new Ford Edge also houses a wide array of advanced new technology features. At the top of this list is the voice-activated SYNC 3 infotainment system. Other advanced new technology features include SiriusXM Radio and new adaptive steering technology that dynamically adjusts the steering response of the front wheels depending on how fast your new Edge is going. Low speeds mean your front wheels turn more with less steering required, while higher speeds mean your 2017 Edge will react more smoothly and precisely as you turn the wheel.

If you’d like to know more about the 2017 Ford Edge or any of our other new Ford cars, trucks or SUVs, please contact our friendly Akins Ford staff near Atlanta, GA.