In the burgeoning mid-size, two-row crossover segment, the aging Ford Edge remains a sharp contender, with a quiet cabin and lots of standard features. It’s the best five-seat offering in Ford’s SUV lineup, occupying the real estate between the all-new Escape and fresh Explorer. The interior looks a bit long in the tooth, but the seats are cushy and the cabin is hushed, with enough space to comfortably contain four adults. The two flavors of powertrain satisfy distinctive tastes: a fuel-efficient 250 horsepower turbocharged four-cylinder or the Edge ST’s peppy twin-turbo V-6 and its class-leading 335 ponies. Ford’s Co-Pilot360 suite of driver-assistant features includes blind-spot monitoring, lane-keeping assist, and automated emergency braking is standard on all trim levels. The Edge’s exterior design makes it hard to distinguish if it’s coming or going, but the progression through the trim levels accentuate its curb appeal.