Hello,�gorgeous. A 2011 Ford Edge Sport just hit my driveway and I'm in love. This vehicle is a looker inside and out. It's funny how much more modern this model feels over last year's model -- I guess a bit of�sheet metal�plastic�surgery�can go a long way. There's now a large grill and sweeping headlights up front that define the rest of the crossover's lines. Even the wheels got hit with the redesign hammer, going from wannabe-luxury to�urban. The biggest update is inside,�particularly�at the infotainment suite. The 2011 Edge is one of the first vehicle's in Ford's line-up with a totally-redesigned center stack and gauge cluster dubbed MyFord Touch. Gone are the days of push buttons and analog gauges. This vehicle instead employs two totally customizable LCD screens on either side of a traditional speedometer along with a robust entertainment screen in the center of the dash. Think of it as the smartphone of in-vehicle controls. I would drive a Ford Pinto if it had this system.
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