How is this car?
Any scoop?
True MPG?
Actual Price?
Any scoop?
True MPG?
Actual Price?
Ford Fusion
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Good questions, it looks good on the road and the numbers on their website and in road tests look good. A little low on power compared to some of the competition but that doen't bother me. If we were looking for new sedan we would walk into a Ford dealer for a look for the first time in 30 years.
It not a bad looking car, I kind of like the looks of it. Seem to be a fairly good car for the money from the one I test drove before I got side tracked at looking at sports cars. It was down a little on power but seemed to handle well for a family sedan.
Its so new Consumer reports has almost nothing about it as far as history. I believe its based on the Mazda 6 platform.
Its so new Consumer reports has almost nothing about it as far as history. I believe its based on the Mazda 6 platform.
Outside looks nice.
Inside, IMHO, blows.
The "Bold Moves" ads make me never want to sit in ANY Ford again
The front grille looks like a Gillette Fusion razor - coincidence?
Scott
Inside, IMHO, blows.
The "Bold Moves" ads make me never want to sit in ANY Ford again
The front grille looks like a Gillette Fusion razor - coincidence?
Scott
It's based off the Mazda6, but is being build in Mexico instead of Michigan.
It has had some minor issues shortly after the introduction.
By now it should be as reliable and fun to drive as the Mazda 6 is.
I like the Mercury Milan better. It's basically the same car with more upscale looks.
It has had some minor issues shortly after the introduction.
By now it should be as reliable and fun to drive as the Mazda 6 is.
I like the Mercury Milan better. It's basically the same car with more upscale looks.
For more info check out this Fusion forum.
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But they always have hot svelt babes sitting in them. Doesn't that mean anything anymorequote:
Originally posted by ScottB:
Outside looks nice.
Inside, IMHO, blows.
The "Bold Moves" ads make me never want to sit in ANY Ford again
The front grille looks like a Gillette Fusion razor - coincidence?
Scott
L@@K at the visual comparison half way down the page ~@@~
The "pimp your ride" VW ads did it for me, but I wasn't ever gonna buy one of those anyway.
If it's half the fun and reliable as the EARLY Ford Contours with the MT it should be a good car at a good price. I have a 1996 Contoour with the 2.0L Zetec 4 and 5 speed manual plus the factory aluminum wheels with the 205-60-15 tires.
I bought it new in Dec 1995 and it's still rust free in northern NJ after 10+ years. Plus it runs great, trouble free, and is loads of fun to drive. And what does Ford do? They cheapen it and kill it
. Good going guys
!
If I needed a new car I would definately consider a new Fusion or Milan. With a MT and wider wheels of
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Whimsey
I bought it new in Dec 1995 and it's still rust free in northern NJ after 10+ years. Plus it runs great, trouble free, and is loads of fun to drive. And what does Ford do? They cheapen it and kill it
If I needed a new car I would definately consider a new Fusion or Milan. With a MT and wider wheels of
Whimsey
Synopsis of the Ford Fusion:
I was absolutely unimpressed with the model that I saw at the car show. The interior was constructed VERY cheaply. My 20 year old Toyota has better plastic than this car inside!
The Ford Fusion, in conclusion, is a great car for those who want to be on vacation all the time.
Because it feels like you have a rental car!
I was absolutely unimpressed with the model that I saw at the car show. The interior was constructed VERY cheaply. My 20 year old Toyota has better plastic than this car inside!
The Ford Fusion, in conclusion, is a great car for those who want to be on vacation all the time.
Because it feels like you have a rental car!
Not coincidence. conspiracy.
Hmmmm....
I think I like the Milan better - but I haven't seen one on the inside yet...
Scott
Scott
I told you so!
Ba*tards.
Ba*tards.
I'm taken aback at the lazy wife driving the rental Fusion picking up her dry cleaning from the drive-through window, spotting the mimbo driving his sister's Mustang behind her in line, and coming on to him by paying for his dry-cleaning and making the attendant give him her card. Could she be any more desperate?quote:
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The "Bold Moves" ads make me never want to sit in ANY Ford again
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Yeah, really, I've had to shoo away dry cleaning flys like her all the time. What kinda of a guy do women like that think I am anyway? How many slim, perky, well employed, aggressive women can one guy handle?
It's so annoying
It's so annoying
Hey, I like "The Bold Moves" ads. Maybe that's because I have a Mustang GT. With my luck, the gal in the Fusion would have 6 kids and weigh more than the car.
I have no idea what you boys are talking about.
Bold Moves?
Bold Moves?
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You don't get enough tv time to run into the newest Fusion commercial. A lovely young woman drives up to a drive up dry cleaners to pick up her stuff. She sees a handsome man in a Mustang behind her. She pays for her stuff and tells the lady that she wanted to pay for a couple of the guy's shirts ..and asks the lady to also give him her business card. The older lady nods ..and then the announce chimes in with "Bold Moves" slogan. Babe drives off in her Fusion.
Now you have the Paul Harvey "Rest of the story".
Now you have the Paul Harvey "Rest of the story".
Thanks - I rarely watch TV anymore. So they want to portray it as a chick's car. Stupid.
I'll dig around online for free reviews, etc.
I'll dig around online for free reviews, etc.
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