2016 Ford Fusion Hybrid consumer reviews

Overall, the car is fine. I'm getting a little better than the advertised gas mileage. The styling is like several other sedans - good looking, but a little generic. I ride with the eco setting turned on, so overall things aren't as zippy or comfortable as they would be otherwise, and the 4-cylinder engine does run a little loud at times. Sight lines are just ok. I sit tall, which makes it a little hard to see the higher stop lights. The front windshield frame on each side causes some blind spots for me. The trunk is just barely big enough to fit a set of golf clubs. Those are the only complaints I'd have about the car. I've only driven in 13K miles, so I can't say anything about it's long-term reliability.

it met my needs and has of leg room and it was the best car iv purchased or will purchase and hope others enjoy it

I love this car. It's reliable, fast, cost efficient and gets great milage. Roomie, sexy, LOVE this car

Extremely quiet and very smooth driving. Really nice interior. Gets approximately 38 mpg. Trunk somewhat cramp though.

I was in the market for a hybrid vehicle and have owned a Prius C which was a great car. Easy 50 MPG and often 60 MPG. I wanted a car that got great gas mileage and was strongly considerng a Prius Hatchback because I wanted something larger than the Prius C. Then I had the opportunity to buy a Ford Fusion Hybrid and am glad I did. I would have been Happy to come within 5MPG of the Prius, but much to my astonishment, I'm getting 55 MPG without even trying very hard. Along with the excellent MPG, I love that this looks and functions like a regular sedan. Feels much more solid than the 2014 Prius that I was going to buy too. Ergonomics are very good and the car feels very comfortable. So far, no regrets and much happiness from a first-time Ford owner. BTW, I am an autophile and have driven many different makes and models. In fact, my last car was a 2015 Mercedes Benz S550 that I loved so this is kind of the polar opposite on so many levels but I still love my Fusion hybrid!

I recently traded in my 2013 fusion for the 2017 fusion hybrid. So far I love the hybrid, the gas mileage is great which is why I purchased the hybrid. However, these past two or three months, living in Nebraska in the dead of winter, I have found that the floor vent on the driver side is completely in adequate. It is much smaller than my previous fusions vent and even on high airflow to the floor, there is not much output. And don't plan on sharing airflow in two places at once. You pretty much have to pick one spot for air at a time. Plan to wear heavy socks and warm shoes in cold climates. Your feet will freeze.

Went from an older MKX to this Ford Hybrid. After 320 miles I feel good about making these statements. I tend to very critical of vehicles since I?m an engineer. I traded my aging MKX in for this vehicle because I wanted something with great fuel mileage yet still something comfortable. As hybrids go, this is one of most beautiful vehicles inside and out. I have the SE model with touch screen, moon roof, red stitching and body kit. It?s very sharp inside and out.. From the moment I drove it off the lot it turned heads nonstop which is always fun. Interior comfort is much better than I expected going from an MKX to this Fusion. I have back and knee issues so the fact that I can sit in it comfortably is awesome. Also it has great leg room so you can actually move around. Performance it?s not bad at all. I took it on a long drive and I was averaging 44-48 MPG at times. I?m still learning how to drive it to max the fuel as I?ve read many folks care obtain 50+ with this vehicle? More to learn? Also the onboard hybrid driving trainer is nice, teaches you how to max your regen skills. Steering is very tight and sporty? You feel grounded in the vehicle and it turns on a dime without throwing you around? Infotainment system is on par.. Touch screen is typically a little delayed in response when compared to say a cell phone but you can?t compare the two? A on that feature. Overall very satisfied thus far and astonishingly I have no buyer?s remorse. Not typical for me.

With two Toyota products in the driveway, I was impressed with the Fusion as the demo drive revealed the car was more roomy and comfortable than my Camry. After owning the Fusion for 3,200 miles, it has exceeded all expectations: Mileage was 44 MPG on an 1,800 mile trip to Florida on recent Mother's Day holiday; Suburban driving is over 52 MPG. I will update after 10,000 miles.