2011 Ford Fusion Reviews
The Ford Fusion has it all figured out. The Fusion does it with a canny mix of American style and global-think green-ness. There's no m...
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The Ford Fusion has it all figured out. The Fusion does it with a canny mix of American style and global-think green-ness. There's no mistaking its brash chrome-barred grille as anything but pure Detroit--even while it’s downsized and hybridized four-cylinder engine turns in faultless city fuel economy on a par with Honda's hybrids.
The smallness helps the Ford Fusion feel more alive than either of those larger sedans, anyhow. The Fusion Hybrid? For 2011, Fusion comes several new features, including rain-sensing wipers, HD Radio and Ford's My Key system, which allows parents to limit top speed and audio volume when teens are driving the car.
Even the lower-trim Fusion models are smooth and quiet. The 2011 Ford Fusion Hybrid delivers the highest EPA mileage ratings of any midsize car: 41/36 mpg City/Highway. All-wheel drive is available for the Fusion, a rarity among midsize sedans.
The Ford Fusion fits a range of budgets. For $23,000, the four-cylinder Fusion offers six-speaker audio, all the power accessories, Sync and a sport-suspension upgrade. High-trim Fusions offer excellent, high-power Sony Audio, a sumptuous leather interior package, advanced electronic systems like blind-spot warning and one of the easiest-operating navigation systems anywhere. Fusion comfortably seats five. With the 6-speed manual the Fusion is almost a sports sedan.
Ford Fusion SE ($21,373) adds six-speaker audio, Sirius satellite radio, steering wheel audio controls, fog lamps, six-way power driver seat, a folding rear seat, body-color mirrors and 17-inch steel wheels. Fusion SEL ($24,805) comes with the four-cylinder and automatic. Fusion Sport ($25,825) is powered by a 263-hp 3.5-liter V6 engine with the automatic. All-wheel drive ($1,850) is available. Rapid Spec for the Sport model ($4,130) includes the moon roof, Sony sound system, dual-zone automatic temperature control, heated front seats, power passenger seat, color-adjustable ambient lighting, universal garage door opener, BLIS, heated exterior mirrors, puddle lamps, rear view camera, rear park assist, rain sensing wipers and keyless entry pad.
Optional safety features include the blind sport warning system, rearview camera, rear park assist, and all-wheel drive. The 2011 Ford Fusion is priced between $20,000 and $29,000 depending upon engine choice and selection of features. The standard Ford Fusion offers 23 MPG in the city and up to 34 MPG on the highway. Engine choices for this vehicle include a juiced up four cylinder and two different V6 designs. The 2011 version features standard four-wheel disc brakes, helping provide a high level of handling. Likewise, the vehicle is equipped with the Ford Advancer Antiskid system, making it more stable in those high pressure situations. Those Fusions with all-wheel drive capability have enhanced handling, as automatic power shifting helps the vehicle achieve its highest potential.
Sport models feature the larger 3.5 liter V6, which is capable of 270 horsepower. Last year's Ford Fusion made its name with the most advanced technological features on the market. The primary changes have come with interior technology, as Ford seeks to enhance the driver experience.
The smallness helps the Ford Fusion feel more alive than either of those larger sedans, anyhow. The Fusion Hybrid? For 2011, Fusion comes several new features, including rain-sensing wipers, HD Radio and Ford's My Key system, which allows parents to limit top speed and audio volume when teens are driving the car.
Even the lower-trim Fusion models are smooth and quiet. The 2011 Ford Fusion Hybrid delivers the highest EPA mileage ratings of any midsize car: 41/36 mpg City/Highway. All-wheel drive is available for the Fusion, a rarity among midsize sedans.
The Ford Fusion fits a range of budgets. For $23,000, the four-cylinder Fusion offers six-speaker audio, all the power accessories, Sync and a sport-suspension upgrade. High-trim Fusions offer excellent, high-power Sony Audio, a sumptuous leather interior package, advanced electronic systems like blind-spot warning and one of the easiest-operating navigation systems anywhere. Fusion comfortably seats five. With the 6-speed manual the Fusion is almost a sports sedan.
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Optional safety features include the blind sport warning system, rearview camera, rear park assist, and all-wheel drive. The 2011 Ford Fusion is priced between $20,000 and $29,000 depending upon engine choice and selection of features. The standard Ford Fusion offers 23 MPG in the city and up to 34 MPG on the highway. Engine choices for this vehicle include a juiced up four cylinder and two different V6 designs. The 2011 version features standard four-wheel disc brakes, helping provide a high level of handling. Likewise, the vehicle is equipped with the Ford Advancer Antiskid system, making it more stable in those high pressure situations. Those Fusions with all-wheel drive capability have enhanced handling, as automatic power shifting helps the vehicle achieve its highest potential.
Sport models feature the larger 3.5 liter V6, which is capable of 270 horsepower. Last year's Ford Fusion made its name with the most advanced technological features on the market. The primary changes have come with interior technology, as Ford seeks to enhance the driver experience.
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