Ford is one of the most recognizable brands out there. Its Explorer SUV has evolved over the years and considerable change has shaped its trends. The expected 2011 Explorer is a fifth generation model and has promised to undergo radical changes compared to earlier generations.
As a paradigm shift, Ford intends to bust myths about SUV performance and fuel economy. It is believed that fuel economy is the primary reason for the fact that people say no to SUVs.
For the 2011 model year, the Ford Edge crossover receives a major mid-cycle refresh, changes that go beyond a nip here and a tuck there. Yes, the outside gets a nice refresh, but the inside and what is found underneath the hood is certain to inspire interest in this popular midsize crossover.
Popular Edge
And popular the Ford Edge is. Through August 2010, sales of the Edge have pushed past 400,000 units, not bad for a vehicle on the market just under four years. The Ford Edge is the best-selling crossover in its segment and, to date in 2010, has seen sales rise by 30 percent.
