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2013 Ford Edge problems

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Owner complaints per 100,000 cars sold. Lower is better. The newest years have had less time to collect complaints, so they are marked too new to judge.

Known problems on the 2013 Edge

Top problems and what they cost

1

Door ajar light stays on

The door ajar light stays on, the interior lights stay lit and the doors won't lock.

Fix: Door latch $200 to $400 per door; recall on some

Electrical

2

Brake booster failure

The brake pedal goes hard and the car takes much longer to stop.

Fix: Booster $800 to $1,200

Brakes

Recalls

Complaints by part

Electrical853
Brakes632
Other426
Structure300
Exterior Lighting191
Engine168
Transmission and drivetrain160

Before you buy a 2013 Ford Edge

Questions

Is the 2013 Ford Edge reliable?

Door ajar lights and failing brake boosters. The 2013 Edge has about 1,900 complaints per 100,000 sold, the highest of any year. A stuck door ajar light (which stops the doors locking) and a failing brake booster lead the list.

How many recalls does the 2013 Ford Edge have?

2 recalls. Recall repairs are free at any Ford dealer, even for later owners. Enter the VIN on the free government recall lookup to see which are still open on a specific car.

What are the most common 2013 Ford Edge problems?

Door ajar light stays on; Brake booster failure.

Crash rating shown for the 2013 Ford Edge SUV FWD. Repair costs are typical U.S. ranges for parts and labor, not quotes. How we score.