Sync 3 is an infotainment system used specifically in Ford vehicles. It's displayed on an 8-inch touch screen on the dashboard of vehicles manufactured after 2015. Sync 3 is a more refined version ...

Sync 4's ergonomic functionality might overcome the fact most—if not almost all—of the Edge's climate control functions live on its touchscreen. Pricing for the 2021 Ford Edge remains under ...

The new starting price for Sync on the base Explorer and Edge is $295, down from $395. In past model years, Sync was unavailable on those trims. Ford hasn’t announced if the price cuts will ...

Upgrades elsewhere are minimal, but if you want, Ford will drop a massive 12-inch touchscreen in the center stack that includes Sync 4 ... but then again, the Edge is also pretty old.

All Edge models come with Ford's latest Sync 4A software interface with a large 12.0-inch touchscreen display. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are both standard and can work through a wireless ...

The Ford Edge moves into 2021 with a few minor changes, the touchscreen gets an increase in size to 12-inches, the infotainment system also gets upgraded to Sync 4 while rear parking sensors are now ...

Interested in Sync 3? Right now, the 2016 Ford Edge is the only vehicle in the lineup, but Sync 3 will be available for other Ford vehicles, including the Fiesta and Escape.

It was just a matter of time before Ford’s Mustang Mach-E cockpit layout spawned followers within the Blue Oval’s ranks, and here we have the 2021 Edge crossover ... the newer SYNC 4A ...

Ford announced today that its third-generation Sync 3 system will debut this summer as an option on the 2016 Ford Fiesta and Ford Escape. The improved system replaces the MyFord Touch infotainment ...

We'll get our chance to try Ford's new SYNC tech when we drive the new Edge later in the year. Get all the latest from CES 2016 here ...