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Not surprising you got a flat on that lousy highway!
Smart Woman!
Yes I did. She trusts me. She picks out what she wants and if I tell her I think there are going to be problems with it, she trusts me enough not to buy it. We both have an input into major purchases and if one of us doesn't like it we don't buy it. It's called a team. We've been married for over 30 years and it's what we do.You “let” your wife buy a Ford Edge?
How’s the weather in Saudi Arabia?
Agreed! Ive posted this many times before, but every vehical I have ever owned was complete crap if you believe the internet. Name any vehical and I bet I can find you a video of someone saying it has a "design flaw" and is junk. To add to your list, there are plenty who talk about lifter failures on GM 5.3's and 6.2's. So essentially there is no truck you can buy that someone doesn't claim it has a crappy engine. Also google "toyota truck engines are crap" or "nissan truck engines are crap" and you will find plenty. Also google "ram cp4 fuel pump" and "nissan CP4 fuel pump".
Ordered a new 2008 Ford Edge Limited for my wife. I have been wanting to replace it, but she loves it. Only 106K miles. It does have the V6 in it. Only problem we had was a weird tranny issue early on that the Dealer was finally able to trace to a dodgy sensor. Other than that, change the oil, new brakes, and tires a couple of times. Finally, she wants a new car. We are looking at the Toyota Highlander AWD with the new 4 cyl. turbo. Hopefully it will last as long as the Edge did.I've never liked Fords. I've always thought they were junk. This is from personal experience with a 1997 F-150 I used to own. That engine went on me with under 100k on the clock. After I had the engine replaced a Ford guy I worked with told me that I need to buy something with a proven engine. My next truck after that Ford was a 2001 Ram 1500 with a 360. And so my Ram journey began.
Fast forward to today. My wife needed something bigger than her Journey because of her back. The Grand Cherokee didn't work. I had one of those before and she had trouble getting into that. The Durango's were nice but really expensive. So enter the Ford Edge. Her sister has one and she loves it. My wife drove it and she liked it so we found a 2019 Edge SEL. It's a nice car. Fully loaded with the exception of a sun roof which we didn't want anyways. It has either the 2.0 or 2.3 ecoboost in it. We've only had it a few weeks. She bought it right after I bought my truck. Tonight I come across this video telling me that there is an engine design flaw with it. Here's the video. What do you guys think?
This is Why the Ford 1.5L 1.6L 2.0L and 2.3L Ecoboost Engines are Gulping Coolant!
In this video we show you why the Ford 4 cylinder Ecoboost Engines are failing due to a block design defect. Forscan is a free Ford Specific Diagnostic Softw...youtu.be
Agreed but in my case 3 of 5 Fords needed a new engine and those were the only vehicles I have owned in 35 years of driving that ever needed a new engine (except my race cars)
Nope, it was delicious . 4 state troopers showed up within 1/2 hour and scored the back straps and ivories. We split one elk with a friend and news spread fast cause all of them were gone by 9am (accident happened at 1am)
That's pretty much my attitude right now. The mileage is on the higher side of average @ 52k.
Darn! That's a lot of good meat. Did you get to keep any of it?
Words have meanings. “Letting” someone do something is not consulting in my world.
