2010 Ford Fusion Reviews and Buying Tips
2010 Ford Fusion Reviews and Buying Tips
the 2010 Ford Fusion will be your choice,if you seek proof that Detroit in general, and Ford in particular, can build a comfortable, high-quality, fine-driving, and hyper-efficient sedan that is more than competitive.
Introduction of 2010 Ford Fusion
The 2010 Fusion is a 4-door, 5-passenger family sedan, available in 6 trims, ranging from the I4 S to the V6 SPORT AWD.
Upon introduction, the I4 S is equipped with a standard 2.5-liter, I4, 175-horsepower engine that achieves 22-mpg in the city and 31-mpg on the highway. A 6-speed manual transmission with overdrive is standard, and a 6-speed automatic transmission with overdrive is optional. The V6 SPORT AWD is equipped with a standard 3.5-liter, V6, 263-horsepower engine that achieves 17-mpg in the city and 24-mpg on the highway. A 6-speed automatic transmission with overdrive is standard.
The 2010 Fusion is restyled for 2010.
Index of 2010 Ford Fusion Expert Reviews
- auto123—Ford has recently proved that it can produce very good cars, and the Fusion is one of them. Its mix of American and European styling is a success. It’s a family car designed for fans of the American automobile that might very well attract a few imported car enthusiasts, as it can definitely hold its own against foreign models. What’s more, Ford has reassuringly demonstrated that the reliability of its cars is clearly on the rise.
- thecarconnection—STYLING:A major styling upgrade is just what the doctor ordered for the 2010 Ford Fusion;PERFORMANCE:If you’re looking for a sedan that’s a little more exciting to drive than the rest, consider the 2010 Ford Fusion;QUALITY :Improved quality and a quieter ride make the 2010 Ford Fusion even more appealing to consumers looking for upscale quality at bargain prices;SAFETY:A full complement of airbags and some high-tech visibility aids make the 2010 Ford Fusion one of the safest sedan options on the market;FEATURES:The 2010 Ford Fusion is weighed down with features, but not enough to slow this spirited performer.
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Buying Tips:
The Ford Sirius Travel Link system is a powerful infotainment package that you will want—so don’t look at it unless you plan to part with $1,995. Your subscription will be free for the first six months, then about $20 per month thereafter.
Competitors Box of 2010 Ford Fusion
- * Chevrolet Malibu
- * Honda Accord
- * Mazda Mazda6
- * Nissan Altima
- * Toyota Camry
- * Saturn Aura
About Toyota
Founded in 1937, Toyota settled in Canada in 1965. There are 239 dealerships to serve value-minded consumers from coast to coast. The wide selection of vehicles includes three hybrids (Prius, Camry, Highlander), 10 different cars of all shapes and sizes, five SUVs and two pickup trucks. There’s also the Sienna minivan and the upcoming Venza crossover.
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Comment by
Ron on 5 October 2009:
I love this V6 SEL AWD car. It is comfortable and easy to drive. No blindspots, plenty of power, good design. I have had this car for 1 1/2 years and have 30,000 miles on the vehicle. No problems whatsoever. Easy to drive, easy to park, good all around car. AWD model is great in the snow (Northeast Location). V6 engine is great. Plenty of room and storage. When buying, I compared the car to Accord, Camry and Malibu; this car was the best equipped for the price.
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Comment by
Wayne on 5 October 2009:
Drove this V6 SPORT AWD car and was amazed yes amazed I am a toyota guy and never will buy one again ever this car beat it in every way from style to performance technology the sync with navi is AMAZING i can check the scores of the red sox games get the weather report check movie listings its just AMAZING you must check out this car before you buy any other mid size sedan period once again AMAZING great job FORD a winner all the way this should be motor trend car of the year
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Henry on 5 October 2009:
I’ve liked these cars I4 SE since they first came out, now I own one. It rides nice and has good leg and head room. Love the SYNC, plays my ipod ans music from my cell phone very easily. Just drove down to San Diego and back and averaged 29.8 MPG on the trip. Pretty awesome for a car this size. zI LOVE it and would reccomend it to anyyone.
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Comment by
Frankie C on 5 October 2009:
How can i customize my 2010 Ford Fusion?
It’s nice how it is but i want to add my own things to it… But i can’t find anything that is made for the car. Maybe till the car is a little older or sumtin?
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October 5th, 2009 at 9:20 pm
tint your windows, and throw some 20’s on it… maybe buy a new air freshener haaha
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