The contact owns a 2013 Ford Edge. While driving approximately 20 mph, the brakes failed to stop the vehicle when the brake pedal was depressed. The vehicle accelerated without warning and the contact crashed into a pole. The contact sustained arm, knee, and back injuries that required medical attention. A police report was filed. The vehicle was towed to an independent mechanic where it was diagnosed that the vehicle needed major repairs. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The VIN was unknown. The approximate failure mileage was 30,000.

- San Juan, PR, USA

At approximately 76,000 miles, my 2013 Ford Edge's brakes failed. I was on the interstate when I hit the brakes. The brakes were hard to press & the vehicle did not slow down. I pressed down harder & came to a very hard & sudden stop. Thankfully there was no one following & I was able to avoid an accident. I slowed & within a couple of seconds brakes became responsive again. I needed to get home so I drove as slow as possible staying away from other cars, however brakes worked without issues. Approaching home there were multiple stop signs & again the brakes locked & the car did not stop. I also heard a loud whistling noise in the car. I took the car to the dealer & even though the dealer says they know brakes are failing in the 2010-2013 Ford Edges, there is no recall, only a customer service program that does not apply to my VIN. This program number is 13N02 and extends the coverage out to 150K miles on selected vehicle's. I contacted Ford @ 1-866-436-7332 to express my problem & concern. I spoke to 4 different representatives that all recited the same script. The script basically said sorry your car is experiencing a problem and to have a certified Ford dealership fix it at my cost. Apparently someone decided that the expense of the estimated number of people they put at risk of death or injury is still less than what it would cost them to fix their faulty brakes. Here is the kicker, I bought this car certified pre owned in early 2016. How was Ford of port richey, able to certify this car when the brakes were already failing!!!!! they sold me a death trap! I have decided to have a local and highly recommended shop fix my vehicle rather than line the pockets of Ford that seemed ok with placing my family & others at risk while being aware of the problems with the installed faulty brake boosters.

- New Port Richey, FL, USA

At approximately 46,000 miles, my 2013 Ford Edge's brakes failed. I was on the interstate behind a semi truck when they hit the brakes. Brakes were locked, hard to press and the vehicle did not slow down. Thankfully there was no one on the following lane and I was able to avoid an accident. I decelerated and within a couple of seconds brakes became responsive again. I needed to make it home, drove trying to go as slow as possible and staying away from other cars, however brakes worked without issues. Approaching home there was a stop sign and again I was lucky enough to avoid an accident when the brakes locked and the car did not stop. This time a loud whistling noise filled the cabin. To add insult to injury, even though the dealer says they know brakes are failing in their F150's and Ford Edges, there is no recall, and they made me pay a deductible to fix the car that is under warranty. Apparently someone decided that the expense of the estimated number of people they put at risk of death or injury is still less than what it would cost them to fix their faulty brakes. Here is the kicker, I bought this car certified pre owned in July 2016. I got my car back today, they fixed the faulty brake boosters and the cabin is uncharacteristically quiet. Since I had bought the car there was a quiet hiss when I hit the brakes and the sales person told me that was normal for the car, I never had a Ford before and the brakes did work originally so I didn't give it another thought. But now that its quiet I know that the brakes were failing at that point. How was bill currie Ford in tampa, able to certify this car when the brakes were already failing!!!!! they sold me a death trap!

- Tampa, FL, USA

Brake booster on Ford Edge failed suddenly at 60-70K miles. Noticed it suddenly when driving the car one afternoon. At the first stop light, had to stomp on the brakes to slow the car to a stop, because normal brake pressure had hardly any effect. Knew something else was wrong, because brake pads and calipers were recently replaced. This is a known issue covered under customer satisfaction program 13N02, however my vehicle appears to have been manufactured a few months after the 5/3/10-3/28/13 manufacturing window covered by the program. Therefore Ford has refused to fix my issue. This is insane since my car was manufactured in exactly the same way and with the same parts as the other vehicles covered. This is a huge safety issue, as the brakes are very difficult to engage fully. The program also states that "the fundamental breaking system remains functional" and "the effort required to stop the vehicle will increase gradually" in reality you have to stomp the brake all the way down to the floor with hard pressure to slow the car even a little bit. I would not call that "functional". people will probably die because of this issue. And it's reckless for Ford to have picked some arbitrary manufacturing dates to be covered. Possibly they haven't received enough complaints yet from the ones produced just after this because they are still a little newer? this

- Chamblee, GA, USA

After 30,000 miles we took our 2013 Ford Edge for service and for $800 they changed oil, rotated tires, etc. They also noticed that our brakes and rotors had to be replaced due to wear and rust. This cost an additional $700. We have driven numerous vehicles and kept them to 100,000 miles and have never had this concern.

- Duluthy, MN, USA

I first noticed a hissing sound when I would push the brake pedal. It then became sometimes difficult to press the brake pedal but then also like it did not work and would go all the way to the floor. At times, when I have the car stopped using the brakes it feels as though they are slipping and the car will lunge. I saw there was a bulletin issued by Ford to extend the warranty on this issue but when I reached out they told me my car was manufactured two months after the cutoff. When I asked what was changed to exclude my car they refused to give me an answer.

- Celina, TX, USA

The contact owns a 2013 Ford Edge. While driving into the garage, the brake pedal was depressed, but seemed to be locked. There were no warning indicators illuminated. The vehicle was towed to a dealer where it was diagnosed that the brake booster failed and needed replacement. The vehicle was repaired. The manufacturer was notified. The failure mileage was 42,000. The VIN was unavailable.

- Ceres, CA, USA

The contact owns a 2013 Ford Edge. While approaching a traffic light, the vehicle failed to stop. The contact had to pump the brake pedal several times in order for the vehicle to come to a complete stop. There were no warning indicators illuminated. The contact stated that the vehicle has had brake issues since January 15, 2016. The vehicle was taken to dealer where it was diagnosed that the brake boosters needed to be replaced. The vehicle was repaired. The manufacturer was notified. The failure mileage was 56,000.

- Rome, GA, USA

2013 Ford Edge, the brakes are difficult to apply and make a hissing noise. Without warning the pedal will go to the floor and the vehicle will stall. This has happened on the highway and on residential streets, and always when you are trying to stop. At times you literally have to use both feet to fully stop the vehicle. The issue started at the beginning of October and has been happening more frequent. I will no longer bring this vehicle on the highway. Why has there been no recall issued on this, or are we waiting for people to die or be seriously injured?

- North Providence, RI, USA

The contact owns a 2013 Ford Edge. While operating the vehicle at slow speeds, the engine suddenly shut off. Also, while depressing the brake pedal, the vehicle would not immediately stop. The vehicle was taken to the dealer where it was diagnosed that the brake booster and throttle system were faulty. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 58,000.

- Indianola, MS, USA

The contact owns a 2013 Ford Edge. While driving 25 mph, the brake pedal was depressed, but failed to respond. The brake pedal was difficult to apply and made a lot of noise. When the vehicle stopped, the engine turned off and the "engine lost power" warning indicator illuminated. The vehicle was taken to the dealer, but was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was 58,520.

- Indianola, MS, USA

The contact owns a 2013 Ford Edge. When depressing the brake pedal, there was a hissing sound. The vehicle was slow to decelerate and the engine shook and nearly stalled. The dealer diagnosed that the brake booster needed to be replaced and was not repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 36,057.

- Coconut Creek, FL, USA

On 9/19/2016, reported problem of unable to stop when applying brakes. First time happened when exiting parking lot and ran stop sign. Second time happened as approached stoplight. Later on wife had similar problems stopping from 35mph at stop sign and other stoplights. Problem was leaking brake booster covered under extended warranty recall #13N02. This recall was not previously noted on Ford.com, but it showed up today, 9/20/2016.

- Boise, ID, USA

Approached stop sign, from parking lot at approx 8-10 mph. Applied brakes, but they went soft and entered two lane highway approx. 2 feet. Dump truck swerved to miss me. Cautiously drove home but at first stoplight I encountered, same thing happened, nearly running into car in front of me. Wife left that evening to deliver meal to my elderly mother. She said that same thing happened to her at one stop sign and two stoplights. (car was in motion during all incidents. Mine happened while leaving a parking lot and entering a two-lane highway. Hers happened on two lane road near home and four-lane intersection across town. This is really a scary scenario. Made appointment to take car to dealer on Monday Sept. 19. 2016.

- Boise, ID, USA

While driving to work on 9/8/16 on a mail thoroughfare, I had to hit the brakes hard because a vehicle pulled out it front of me. Since that time the brake pedal has been inconsistent (firm/soft) and when it goes soft it requires more stopping distance. In addition when stopped at a light or stop sign and pressing down on the brake pedal there is a squealing sound coming from under the dash/firewall area. After taking vehicle to local mechanic it was determined to be the brake booster/vacuum pump attached to the master cylinder that has failed.

- South Milwaukee, WI, USA

The contact owns a 2013 Ford Edge. While attempting to engage the brakes, an abnormal squeaking sound emitted from the vehicle. The vehicle was taken to the dealer where it was diagnosed that the rotors were cracked and needed to be replaced. The vehicle was repaired; however, the remedy failed to repair the issue. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The vehicle was repaired. The failure mileage was 30,000.

- Torrance, CA, USA

Brake booster - there is a known problem with a defective part (brake booster) on the Ford Edge as identified by Ford in the customer satisfaction program 13N02. Despite Ford's knowledge of the faulty/defective part, they only issued a recall for vehicles built at the Oakville assembly plant. My car began to fail about 2 weeks ago and I took it to be serviced. The technician told me there was nothing wrong with it. The symptoms were engine light was on and the car was shutting down when stopped at red light or stop signs. After a week or so my brakes gave out suddenly causing me to veer off the road to avoid hitting a car. I took it back to the Ford service area and was told that the brake booster was bad and that was causing the brake failure and the engine cutting off. Ford is aware of the dangerous brake failure caused by the faulty/defective brake booster, but refuses to recall all vehicles that are having this problem. This is a road hazard and consumer safety issue that causes unsafe conditions that Ford needs to acknowledge on all Ford Edge vehicles and not a select few.

- Lilburn, GA, USA

I currently own a 2013 Ford Edge 2013 that is experiencing brake failure. During braking (while in motion, in the city, highway, interstate, and turning the vehicle loses significant breaking performance. When pressing the brake to stop the vehicle the vehicle does not stop at times and the brake pedal hardens and hisses during breaking. This began Wednesday, June 22, 2016. In review Ford Motor Company has a recall on the brake booster for years 2010-2013. When contacting Ford Motor Company and speaking to aaron employee number 62306, he stated that my vehicle fell a few months outside of the covered vehicles. Spoke to jeremy at stivers Ford dealership in montgomery, al. They will not review the issue unless I pay $ $99.95 diagnostic testing and there is no guarantee that Ford nor stiver will relieve the financial burden of the repairs nor supply a loaner for the duration of fixing. After several attempts to get help, including contacting the service manager of stiver's Ford jeff anderson, there has been no urgent matter to fix or help with getting this resolved. As it stands this vehicle is safety hazard and is losing its braking performance which will lead to road hazard of possible fatality. This is only means of transportation for my family of myself (single mother and two small children).

- Montgomery, AL, USA

Takata recall we bought the 2013 Ford Edge new and within a week started to here noise in the brakes, we called the dealer an they said its probably because the car sits garage too much. So we put more miles on the car drove it more now at just over 22,000 miles the brakes started getting really noisy an became a bumping sound you could here while starting to step up the speed. We got scared to drive it so took it to my mechanic. They took apart the brakes and they pads and rotors were all shot and will cost me over $500 to fix. We called the dearler who said that it is out of warrentee.

- Peru, NY, USA

I have two major problems and safety issues with this car. First is the power booster, which is covered under extended warranty. Symptoms of booster issue are spongy brakes that then went hard with little resistance accompanied by hissing sound coming from brakes. The second issue is a defective throttle body. Three times in as many days when food is on brake, the brake pushes back essentially having lost power brakes and requiring both feet firmly pressed on brake to even remotely slow car down, unable to completely stop vehicle, at the same time I lose power steering and cannot control direction of car, the warning light "low oil pressure" illuminates on the dash. This does not send car into so called "limp home" mode it renders the car essentially inoperable. If I turn the car off and then back on again it returns to normal driving function....until it happens again. I've been lucky that this happened backing out of my driveway and in straight lane stop and go traffic on city streets. Had this happened when I was driving along a curvy mountain road, along the coast or on a los angeles freeway moving 65 mph..I doubt I would have been so lucky. I cannot believe the throttle issue in the Edge is not covered under the extended warranty given to other Ford model cars or even more that this isn't a sweeping safety recall. I am risking life and limb of myself and my two young children driving this car. This is my first Ford and will probably be my last. Ford should be ashamed of themselves.

- Los Angeles, CA, USA