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The 2015 Ford Edge will go on sale early in 2015.

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This crossover was first launched in 2006.

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The Edge is based on Ford’s global mid-size vehicle platform which is also used on the company’s Fusion sedan.

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Three engine options will be available: 2.0-litre, 2.7-litre V6 (Both use Ford’s Ecoboost system) and a 3.5-litre V6.

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An available auto start-stop system is available cuts down on fuel consumption in traffic and decreases emissions.

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The 2015 models will offer adaptive cruise control and collision warning, which uses radar to detect problems ahead.

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An eight-inch LCD touch screen with the MyFord Touch system is available on some models.

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The new model is larger than the previous edition, with more legroom and headroom and more cargo space.

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This vehicle will be built at Ford’s assembly plant in Oakville, ON.

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250 new robots have been added to the plant to “improve build quality and repeatability performance,” said the company in a press release.

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