Owners have reported 9 crashes and 15 injuries to NHTSA for the 2022 Ford Edge. These are unverified owner reports, not confirmed defect rates.
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POWER TRAIN
Owners report frequent transmission issues with the 2022 Ford Edge, particularly involving the torque converter. Complaints frequently mention symptoms such as shuddering, jerking, hesitation, and harsh shifting, often occurring between 0-50 mph. These issues typically arise around 55,000 to 100,000 miles, with some owners experiencing complete transmission failure. Safety implications are noted, including unpredictable vehicle behavior and one reported crash risk. Potential buyers should be aware of these commonly reported transmission problems and the associated repair costs.
Severity signals: 1 crash, 0 fire, 0 injury reports
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BACK OVER PREVENTION
Owners report recurring issues with the rearview camera on the 2022 Ford Edge, with symptoms including the camera image turning black, becoming distorted, or intermittently failing to display. Complaints frequently mention these problems occurring at mileage ranging from about 15,000 to 86,000 miles. Some owners note that the camera failure persists despite receiving software updates intended to address the issue. Safety implications are highlighted by one incident where a camera malfunction contributed to a minor crash, causing vehicle damage. This pattern suggests potential reliability concerns for prospective buyers considering a used 2022 Ford Edge.
Severity signals: 1 crash, 0 fire, 0 injury reports
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UNKNOWN OR OTHER
Owners of the 2022 Ford Edge frequently report issues with the vehicle's liftgate, which is described as closing unexpectedly and hitting individuals, sometimes resulting in minor injuries. Complaints also highlight problems with the forward collision warning system activating without cause, and reports of the panoramic sunroof unexpectedly shattering while driving. One incident involved a crash due to a wheel well liner issue, leading to significant vehicle damage. These issues occur at various mileage ranges and present potential safety risks, particularly with the liftgate and sunroof problems. Buyers should be aware of these commonly reported concerns when considering a used 2022 Ford Edge.
Severity signals: 1 crash, 0 fire, 2 injury reports
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ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Owners report several electrical issues with the 2022 Ford Edge, with recurring complaints about the wireless phone charger overheating phones and the surrounding area. Additionally, the Sync 4A system frequently locks up and reboots, disabling functions such as the touchscreen, backup camera, and phone calls, with no resolution currently available. Problems with the vehicle starting and stalling are also noted, with some vehicles experiencing these issues as early as 4,000 miles. Safety implications include injuries from the liftgate unexpectedly closing, resulting in physical harm to users. These patterns suggest potential safety and usability concerns for prospective buyers.
Severity signals: 0 crash, 0 fire, 3 injury reports
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AIR BAGS
Owners of the 2022 Ford Edge frequently report issues with airbag deployment during crashes. Complaints often describe situations where airbags, particularly the front driver's side and passenger side airbags, fail to deploy during collisions, even when significant impact occurs. Several incidents involve crashes at various speeds, with injuries reported in four cases. Notably, some owners also experience airbag system warnings, which dealers are unable to diagnose unless the warning light is actively on. The reported failures occur at mileages ranging from approximately 2,000 to 70,000 miles. These patterns suggest potential safety risks, as non-deployment of airbags during crashes can lead to injuries.
Severity signals: 4 crash, 0 fire, 4 injury reports
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ENGINE
Owners of the 2022 Ford Edge report issues primarily related to engine performance and reliability. Common symptoms include a loss of power while driving, often accompanied by high RPMs and difficulty accelerating, which one owner attributes to antifreeze intrusion into the motor. Another owner describes engine failure resulting in the vehicle shutting off in traffic, posing a safety risk. Additional complaints mention stuttering at low speeds and unusual knocking sounds when reversing, although no specific failure was identified in the latter case. These issues are reported at relatively low mileages, with one case occurring at just 900 miles. Potential buyers should be aware of these symptoms and the associated safety implications, particularly the risk of the engine shutting off unexpectedly.
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FORWARD COLLISION AVOIDANCE
Owners of the 2022 Ford Edge frequently report issues with the Forward Collision Avoidance system, particularly false alerts and sensor malfunctions. Common symptoms include unexpected collision warnings and automatic braking without any apparent obstacles, as well as failures to engage when necessary. Some reports indicate these issues begin around 11,000 miles. Safety implications are present, with one owner reporting a crash where the system did not activate. Additionally, several owners mention problems with adaptive cruise control being disabled due to blocked sensor errors, despite attempts to clear them. These patterns suggest potential reliability concerns for prospective buyers, particularly regarding the vehicle's safety features.
Severity signals: 1 crash, 0 fire, 0 injury reports
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VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL
Owners of the 2022 Ford Edge report issues with vehicle speed control, primarily involving power surges and erratic RPM behavior at speeds between 20-40 mph. Complaints frequently mention hesitation during acceleration, which poses a risk during traffic maneuvers such as merging. Additionally, some owners describe the vehicle jerking and lunging forward unexpectedly while braking, leading to situations where the car moves into intersections unintentionally. Another reported issue involves dashboard warning lights indicating inoperable ABS, traction control, and cruise control systems, linked to a faulty ABS module, with parts availability delays. These issues occur early in the vehicle's life, with one case noted at approximately 600 miles, and have implications for safety, particularly in adverse driving conditions.
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STRUCTURE
Owners of the 2022 Ford Edge report issues with the vehicle's doors and liftgate. One complaint involves a crash where the doors locked, trapping occupants inside, necessitating forceful efforts to open them, resulting in four injuries. Another owner describes the liftgate unexpectedly lowering, causing head injuries, particularly noting the issue is more pronounced for taller individuals. This problem has been ongoing since purchase, with the liftgate's operation being unpredictable and difficult to hear in noisy environments. These incidents suggest potential safety risks, especially regarding entrapment and injury from the liftgate's unexpected movement.
Severity signals: 1 crash, 0 fire, 5 injury reports
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FUEL SYSTEM
Owners of the 2022 Ford Edge report issues with the vehicle's fuel system, specifically related to the canister purge valve. Complaints frequently mention that after refueling, the vehicle fails to start immediately, requiring multiple attempts or a waiting period before the engine starts. This issue is often accompanied by the illumination of the check engine warning light. The reported problems occur at mileage around 58,000 to 75,000. There are no reports of crashes, fires, or loss of control associated with these fuel system issues.
