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Used Ford Edge Titanium for sale

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A used Ford Edge Titanium is a high-spec version of this large SUV, blending affordability with a quality feel and plenty of practicality. It’s also quite an exclusive car because Ford only sold it for around three years. Buy it outright or take advantage of our flexible finance deals on a Ford Edge Titanium for sale.

Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) representative example

Based on a cash price of £12,500, with a £2,000 customer deposit, borrowing £10,500 at a representative APR of 12.4%. 48 monthly payments of £189.23. Fixed rate of interest per annum 6.45%. Optional final payment £5,289.00. Option-to-purchase fee £10. Amount of interest £3,872.02. Total amount payable £16,372.04. Annual mileage limit 8,000 miles. Excess mileage charge 4p per mile.

  1. Ford Edge

    Ford Edge

    2.0 TDCi 210 Titanium 5dr Powershift

    • Vehicle year, 2017
    • Mileage, 78,840 miles
    • Fuel type, Diesel
    • Transmission type, Automatic
    Full price.£11,899
    Price per month. hp. £217
  2. Ford Edge

    £450 off

    Ford Edge

    2.0 TDCi 210 Titanium 5dr Powershift

    • Vehicle year, 2018
    • Mileage, 71,229 miles
    • Fuel type, Diesel
    • Transmission type, Automatic
    Full price.£12,145
    Price per month. hp. £222
  3. Ford Edge

    Ford Edge

    2.0 EcoBlue Titanium 5dr Auto 2WD

    • Vehicle year, 2019
    • Mileage, 42,000 miles
    • Fuel type, Diesel
    • Transmission type, Automatic
    Full price.£16,399
    Price per month. pcp. £313

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Ford Edge Titanium buying guide

What is the Ford Edge Titanium?

Although a Ford Edge is already a high-quality model in the brand’s lineup, the Titanium trim adds a few extra bits of kit and an overall sense of better value for money.

Titanium is generally considered to be a high-spec option in other Ford models, but because the Edge was Ford’s biggest SUV when it was on sale between 2016 and 2019, it was actually the standard pick.

That doesn’t make it any less attractive – it just means that any version of the Edge you decide to buy, including the well-equipped Titanium model, will be a good pick.

– Read our Ford Edge review

What are the Ford Edge Titanium specs?

In the car’s later years, there were only two engine options available, and both were 2.0-litre diesels paired with eight-speed automatic gearboxes.

The front-wheel-drive model came with 150hp, but the 4x4 version had 238hp and a lot more torque (500 Nm vs. 370 Nm), making it a good pick for anyone who needs a heavy-duty tow car.

Earlier on, a few other power outputs were available, including 210hp and 180hp, but they all use a 2.0-litre diesel engine.

Used Ford Edge Titanium features and equipment

Standard kit varies by model year, but as a guide, most older examples come with all-around parking sensors, automatic lights and wipers, keyless start, a powered boot lid, a reversing camera and a touchscreen infotainment system with Bluetooth connectivity.

Other equipment includes dual-zone climate control, LED headlights, a heated windscreen, adaptive cruise control and front seats that are both heated and cooled. It’s worth scouting out a newer model just for those.

Newer Ford Edge Titanium cars also get an upgraded Ford SYNC 3 infotainment system, which adds Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

Where the Edge Titanium sits in the Ford range

For a while, Ford sold an entry-level Zetec model that came with more than just your standard levels of kit, but this was dropped in favour of more premium variants.

Titanium became the entry-level option, with an even plusher Vignale trim available with enough equipment to rival some seriously posh brands.

Sport models come with similar specifications but a slightly sportier look and firmer suspension. They were replaced by popular ST-Line variants.