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Ford Edge 2021 for sale

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Model & Year Overview

Ford Edge 2021

The 2021 Ford Edge continues the second-generation platform with a revised 2.0L EcoBoost producing 250 hp paired to an eight-speed SelectShift automatic and standard AWD on all Canadian trims above the base SE. The Edge ST uses a 2.7L EcoBoost V6 with 335 hp — an unusually powerful choice for the mid-size SUV segment and a capable highway-passing performer for Canadian buyers covering large provincial distances. Known considerations on the 2.0L four-cylinder include occasional low-pressure fuel pump variability on early starts — Ford issued an extended warranty on affected 2019–2021 builds via TSB 21-2005. SYNC 3 infotainment with 8-inch touchscreen and standard wireless CarPlay was competitive for its segment in 2021. Canadian buyers should note the Edge's strong residual values in the used market, supported by fleet and rental popularity in Ontario and Quebec.

Average Price

From

$18 995

Listings

65

2021 Ford Edge
Featured

2021 Ford Edge

Titanium

103 072 km
29 995 $
2021 Ford Edge
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2021 Ford Edge

Titanium

35 406 km
28 900 $
2021 Ford Edge
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One Owner

2021 Ford Edge

Titanium TI

77 400 km
24 995 $
2021 Ford Edge
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2021 Ford Edge

TITANIUM/AWD/CUIR/TOIT/8 MAGS

81 688 km
24 987 $
2021 Ford Edge
Featured
Accident-FreeOne Owner

2021 Ford Edge

ST LINE AWD TOUT EQUIPÉ MAGS 20 INTERIEUR DE CUIR 1 PROPRIO

102 309 km
22 949 $
2021 Ford Edge
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2021 Ford Edge

Titanium

83 251 km
26 778 $
2021 Ford Edge
Featured

2021 Ford Edge

Titanium

63 075 km
27 998 $
2021 Ford Edge
Featured

2021 Ford Edge

Titanium

123 731 km
28 289 $
2021 Ford Edge
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2021 Ford Edge

Titanium

118 844 km
23 000 $
2021 Ford Edge
Featured

2021 Ford Edge

ST LINE

76 090 km
24 888 $
2021 Ford Edge
Featured

2021 Ford Edge

Titanium

165 481 km
18 995 $
2021 Ford Edge
Featured

2021 Ford Edge

114 213 km
24 999 $
2021 Ford Edge
Featured

2021 Ford Edge

Titanium

55 947 km
31 100 $
2021 Ford Edge
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2021 Ford Edge

ST LINE

95 514 km
25 222 $
2021 Ford Edge
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2021 Ford Edge

SEL

63 142 km
27 800 $
2021 Ford Edge
Featured
Accident-FreeOne Owner

2021 Ford Edge

Titanium

49 025 km
28 946 $
2021 Ford Edge
Featured

2021 Ford Edge

Titanium

88 758 km
25 995 $
2021 Ford Edge
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2021 Ford Edge

ST

85 078 km
26 859 $
2021 Ford Edge
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2021 Ford Edge

St Awd Panoramic

195 265 km
23 141 $
2021 Ford Edge
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2021 Ford Edge

90 337 km
22 100 $
2021 Ford Edge
Featured

2021 Ford Edge

85 456 km
26 295 $
2021 Ford Edge
Featured

2021 Ford Edge

ST LINE

63 121 km
28 369 $
2021 Ford Edge
Featured
One Owner

2021 Ford Edge

ST

54 938 km
35 999 $
2021 Ford Edge
Featured

2021 Ford Edge

Titanium

56 972 km
26 495 $

Frequently Asked Questions

01

Does the 2021 Edge's AWD provide adequate traction in Canadian winters without dedicated winter tires?

The 2021 Edge's intelligent AWD can transfer up to 100% of torque to the rear axle on demand, providing a meaningful traction advantage over FWD in slippery conditions. However, no AWD system compensates for inadequate tire rubber below 7°C: the Edge's factory all-season tires lose approximately 40% of their grip on cold pavement. Quebec law mandates winter tires from December 1 to March 15, and Transport Canada strongly recommends them for all Canadian winter driving. With dedicated winter tires — Michelin X-Ice, Bridgestone Blizzak, or equivalent — the 2021 Edge AWD delivers confident traction and directional stability on packed snow and glare ice. The investment in a dedicated winter tire set is by far the most impactful safety upgrade available for any AWD Canadian vehicle.

02

How fuel-efficient is the 2021 Edge 2.0L EcoBoost for a mid-size crossover?

The 2021 Edge 2.0L EcoBoost is NRCan-rated at 11.6 L/100 km city and 9.1 L/100 km highway in combined Canadian cycle. In real-world Canadian use — including frequent cold starts, cabin heating loads, and urban stop-and-go — expect 12.5 to 14 L/100 km in winter and 10 to 11 L/100 km in summer. These figures are comparable to the Nissan Murano V6 (approximately 12 L/100 km) and meaningfully higher than the Toyota Venza Hybrid (7.4 L/100 km). For an owner covering 20,000 km annually in suburban use, the fuel cost gap versus a hybrid rival runs approximately $600 to $1,000 per year — a figure worth weighing against the Edge's lower purchase price and higher standard feature content at equivalent trim levels.

03

Are there any documented HVAC or heating system issues on the 2021 Edge in cold climates?

Some Canadian 2021 Edge owners reported a blower motor whistling noise at mid-range fan speeds, particularly in the first months of ownership. Ford issued TSB 20-2186 addressing this with a revised blower motor assembly, covered under the 3-year / 60,000 km basic warranty. The rear window defroster grid is effective but a subset of 2021 units has seen defroster elements peel from the glass after three to four winters of frequent high-pressure car-wash exposure — avoid directing power-wash jets directly at the rear glass. The heated front seats on XLT and above have proven reliable; condensation trapping under the seat cushion material (common on units stored outdoors in extreme cold) clears within the first few minutes of heating.