
A mid-size sedan offering plenty of choices, the Fusion is available in basic to near-luxury trims, with conventional, hybrid and plug-in hybrid powertrains. It’s also one of very few vehicles in its category that can be had with all-wheel drive. Performance-minded drivers can opt for a Sport model with a turbocharged V-6 engine, and all models offer a wide variety of convenience and safety features. But you’ll have to act fast if all that sounds good to you; Ford recently announced it would discontinue the Fusion after its current generation.
- 2013–20
- 2006–12
2013–20 Fusion
One of the best-looking choices in a category not known for distinctive styling, the Fusion offers sporty handling to match its aggressive appearance. The cost of that, however, is reduced visibility and rear headroom compared to the previous generation. Other changes in this
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- MSRP range$23,170–$36,450
- Consumer rating
- Combined mpg 23–27
- Body style Sedan
- Five-seat mid-size sedan
- Front- or all-wheel drive
- Gas, hybrid or plug-in hybrid drivetrain
- Automatic emergency braking standard
- Apple CarPlay, Android Auto available
2006–12 Fusion
Sharing a platform with the Mazda6 — but with a boxier, more upright look — the first-generation Fusion was roomy, quiet, comfortable and had a large trunk. The base engine was a 160-horsepower, 2.3-liter four-cylinder, while a smooth 3.0-liter V-6 was optional. An
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- MSRP range$20,705–$29,175
- Consumer rating
- Combined mpg 19–26
- Body style Sedan
- Four-cylinder or choice of two V-6s
- Manual or automatic
- Available AWD
- Available blind spot warning system
- Available backup camera