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2022 Ford Edge vs. 2022 Toyota 4Runner

The 2022 Ford Edge easily finds its way to the hearts of car buyers looking for a midsize SUV. This is thanks to its overflowing reliable technologies, and its comfortable cabin configuration. You will find its engine acceleration better than most its competitors.

As for the 2022 Toyota 4Runner, the off-roader gives of good cargo capacity, and has spacious seats inside. Find out whether it is better than its Ford counterpart through this comparison.

Design & Style

While the 2022 4Runner is generally longer than the Ford Edge, the latter is wider. The 4Runner is taller by a few inches than the Edge, though. Cargo space is also terrific for that of the Toyota because it exceeds 47 cubic feet whereas the Ford reaches 39.2 (still not bad enough for its class).

When it comes to interior design, the 2022 Ford Edge is much impressive than that of the 4Runner 2022 edition. This is because the latter is outdated in terms of style, and does not have the materials quality that you are looking for in a solid ride. Both cars sit five, but when it comes to legroom and headroom, the Edge wins over its Toyota counterpart.

Technology & Safety

Carrying the SYNC 4A infotainment system with a 12-inch touch screen display, the 2022 Ford Edge definitely looks more stylish in terms of features when compared to that of the 4Runner that only uses an eight-inch touch screen. The Ford is also gifted with Amazon Alexa, besides Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. It is loaded with safety tech, including pedestrian detection, lane departure warning, and lane keep assist, among others.

That of the 2022 4Runner also welcomes Amazon Alexa in its list of standard features. The simple-to-use infotainment system is also praised by car critics. Its list of safety features is not as impressive as the standard driver aids in the Edge, though. It misses out a lot on this aspect.

Performance

These two rides battle it roughly when it comes to fuel efficiency. The Edge wins since it reaches a score of 21 mpg for city and 28 mpg for highway driving. The 4Runner only scores up to 16 mpg and 19 mpg for the said terrains.

Engine results reach 250 horsepower for the Ford and 270 horsepower for the 4Runner, but that is only because the Toyota is gifted with a V6 engine for its standard setup.

The Bottom Line

The 2022 Toyota 4Runner may be longer and taller plus has a bigger cargo capacity than the Edge, but once you list down their differences, you will notice why the Ford edges out its comrade in the battle. The winner for this round is no less than the 2022 Ford Edge.

Ready to Schedule a 2022 Ford Edge Test Drive Today?

If you are, then come visit us at Empire Ford of Huntington. We will make sure that you will enjoy the test drive experience, whether you want to experience our 2022 Ford Edge or any other cars in our fleet. Drop by our dealership today or call us in advance to book a test drive appointment.

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