No longer available in North America.
We still have a 2014 Fusion Hybrid in the mix … Titanium trim … 124k and doing just fine …I have rented a couple Fusions, including a hybrid. Easy to drive; nice cars.
This is going to be a bad decision in the long run.
This is going to be a bad decision in the long run.
I agree. They’re not far enough along on efficient large vehicles, and $70k pickups and lifestyle vehicles will only sell so long when the next economic cycle hits. One would think they would keep at least one do-all kind of car, like the fusion around. Not too huge, not tiny, offer a low end 4cyl, a fancy eco boost, and continue with hybrid/phew/ev penetration on the platform as well. It’s one thing to ditch what I’d perceive as almost overlapping, and not that useful of vehicles, like the focus sedan and fiesta. But the focus hatch and/or the fusion (and more likely the later) would seem to be a smart and viable candidate for continued sales.