Ford Fusion Energi for Sale in Hanover, MA

I am pleasantly surprised as to how well the car rides and how well it performs when driven like a sports car. Tight turning tight body control with out swaying great overall gas mileage

I was skeptical about going hybrid, but this car is so very nice! Smooth, quiet, unbelievable mpg. I'm still shocked how much I love it!!

It was nice but I found a so much better PHEV to drive a Chrysler Pacifica limited PHEV Hybrid the Ford had just a 7 cubic ft trunk the Pacifica over 90 cubic ft cargo area, Ford lost it's edge when it announced it is ending the Fusion line in 2020, and is not giving anyone a better PHEV that Chrysler is and the Pacifica is only in its 2nd year of production and will last a lot longer than the Fusion will.

Save money on gas! Buying this car has proven to be a great benefit if you are looking for MPG. The car is a perfect size for getting around town and has a smooth ride.

Car being the Energi has a lot of internal bells and whistles and luxury built in, and if you do plug it in constantly it's a green car worthy of driving. But there is the trade off. The cost to charge is not that much less than gas and with gas you double the trunk. With solar or updated batteries that would get you more than 20 miles this would be a game changer. But one has to calculate what you want if your sole consideration is money or being green. Going hybrid might have been better....more trunk and not that much of a hit in gas. That said I like the tech on the car and with wind playing so much of the source of electricity where I am....I feel I am doing my part to help the environment.

So far this car has exceeded my expectations. The titanium package is probably the best bang for your buck. Who does not want AC seat in the AZ summer heat? Driving home in 115 deg heat my hands and face were frozen to touch and so was my butt, I could not be happier. The lane assist is hands down awesome. If you start to drift into another lane it will correct you back into you lane along with vibrating steering wheel and lights and noise. Perfect for road trips and new drivers. Auto parale parking is an experience you will not forget. I picked up my mom for lunch and shocked her it was pretty funny. She was freaking out because it basically parks it self. Running straight energy is great and the hybrid feature is awesome as well. If I had to settle with just the hybrid feature alone it would be ok. The energi model make the vechicle 300 more pounds heavier if that helps. All in all I would highly recommend the hybrid fusion to new drivers since it really teaches you how slow roll stop ? and not gun it at lights. The energi would be good for people with longer commutes to work.

Really have enjoyed owning and driving this car. Had a long commute so we purchased the Energi version of the Fusion. Was getting close to 60MPG combined between the electric motor & the hybrid motor! The only way I could have beat that was if my boss let me plug it in from the work parking lot! (I would have if my office wasn't in the industrial part of Kent!)

We're in the market for a new hybrid, which is totally out of the norm for me. The car I was originally in the market for was a Hyundai Ioniq due to Hyundai's reliability record and warranty. There were no more 2018's available in colors or features that we liked and 2019 models we're just out and no programs available yet. Since my sister has a 2013 Fusion hybrid and loves hers I decided to take a look. When I stopped by the dealership we got the car from, they only had one Energi in stock that didn't have a deposit on and I immediately was attracted to it since it was my favorite color, red. Looking at it's features it had it all over the Ioniq, but was almost $7k more. Since it was the end of the model year Ford had offered $10k off on a lease if acquired by 9/30/2018. Since I was not interested in leasing another vehicle I inquired about purchasing it instead. The discount was only $3k off on a purchase so I decided to lease then buy it out after the lease's end. This resulted in a deal I couldn't refuse. The car will end up costing $4-5k less than the Ioniq. The only thing I do not like about the car is the lack of trunk space, it's more like an oversized glove box.

I leased these Energi's twice, both times no issues, used as commuters for 40k miles each. Powertrain is boring but fuel economy is fantastic. I plugged in at work, and home so the first 15-18 miles was on battery, my daily commute was 38 miles each way per day so the hybrid gas motor only ran 1/2 the time.

its great value, excellent ev driving range for work commute, not too bad charging time from 115v home outlet. Titanium package is great option for us

Aside from trunk space being taken up by battery, I absolutely love this car. Beautiful exterior with metallic blue paint. Black leather interior is very comfortable. My car has every option except heated steering wheel. Smooth ride. Tons of options.

Perfect company car, handles great, looks even greater. Well engineered. Lots of features for the money. Fusion is a good electric car, but performance is just ok, economy amazing.

It's great on gas, plenty of leg room nice heated and cool bucket seats and steering wheel handles very nicely would recommend to anyone looking for a stylish car.

When we purchased our 2015 Fusion Energy, it was incredible, though priced a little high it got 80 plus mpg., we live in Oklahoma so the terrain is mild and that helped. In 2017 my mpg. Dropped to 69.9 mpg. So I took it to the shop they said the battery cooling fan went out and than said they performed a software update which seemed good, but 3 days latter I noticed my car got about 50 mpg, they said reset it, so I did, Then it dropped to 45.5, I complained and brought it to them, they insisted that it must have been miscalibrated originally’but wouldn’t that be fraud’, so this thing has been in the shop many times and now I get 39.9 mpg and fill up a lot Now we have 70k miles and are going to trade it while the warranty exists. This 45k car is worth 14k and still beautiful. We bought it for mileage for way more than the gas model and got ripped off by Ford.

Loved the car and it would have gotten 5 stars across all levels, however shortly in to owning the new car, I encountererd a strange issue. Upon coming to a stop while driving, the brake system would flash and beep and then I would no be able to accelerate. Basically stuck dead on the road. . Took several tries, keys in and keys out and playing with the e brake before the system seemed to kick back on... Upon driving it to the dealership, they could never diagnose the problem to fix it... The dealer in WA actually never even documented it on my service records despite having them look at it more than a few times in the first 18 months I had the car! We service our cars at another Ford dealership now. The issue became larger and more frequentl coming in to year 3. Thankfully we purchased an external warranty to extend power train and electrical issues. Unfortunately though no one was able to replicate the problem live. Have several videos of the issue as it's occurred over the last few months but to resolution. With a baby on the way, my wife made me sell it. The car just wasn't safe to drive with an undiagnosable problem that disabled driving while in use. Disappointed with Ford. We took quite a loss trading it in with no real support from the dealership we purchased the car from. Some Ford dealers don't care about service or taking care of repeat customers anymore. 3 cars with them and you'd think they'd extend some sort of olive branch on a trade loss because their car they sold me was a dud. Imacculate condition, all Services, all over hyped extra plans, etc.... No love from Ford. We won't give Ford our business moving forward once our current new car and new SUV serve their purpose.

This car feels so classy and comfortable, enjoying all the gadgets of today's vehicles. I can't believe purchasing a used 2016 with only 23000. miles can feel so Great. What a Wonderful buy for us...

I really enjoy driving this car. I have only had it for a short time, but so far I really enjoy this vehicle

Great buy. The gas mileage is the number one thing. Currently without a charge I am getting 39MPG and It fills up on 25 dollars. The Energi luxury version actually is great because it comes with all of the features of a Titanium model without the cost. The only cons are the trunk space and the 2015 model doesn’t have Car Play or Nav, other than that I’m completely happy.

For the price, this car has a ton of options and a smooth ride. Be sure to get it fully loaded and see what it does. I love mine

I purchased this car after owning a Lincoln MKZ. I commute extensively and the cost of gas and Toll Fees was getting. Out of control. I picked the Fusion Energi as it offers a bigger vehicle, similar interior to my Lincoln and the plug in option. My commute is approx 150 kms per day. I am getting 1100 kms to a tank of gas with this car and saving approx $600 per month! Ride is very smooth and interior is comfortable