Want a fuel-sipping, tree-hugging sedan with stunning good looks? Ford thinks they have the answer in the 2013 Ford Fusion Hybrid. Can jamming a gasoline/electric drivetrain behind Ford’s sexy grille continue the love affair the press has had with Ford’s world-car? More importantly, can this Ford hybrid live up to its EPA numbers? Let’s find out.
Posted in Car Reviews, Ford
Tagged as 2013, 2013 ford fusion, 2013 Fusion, accord hybrid, Alex L. Dykes, camcord, Camry, Europe, Ford, Ford Fusion Hybrid, Fusion, Green, Hybrid, hybrids, Mondeo, New Cars, Review, Sedans, Video, YouTube
Tagged as 2013, 2013 ford fusion, 2013 Fusion, accord hybrid, Alex L. Dykes, camcord, Camry, Europe, Ford, Ford Fusion Hybrid, Fusion, Green, Hybrid, hybrids, Mondeo, New Cars, Review, Sedans, Video, YouTube
Recent Comments
Onus - Get two old cars or have a backup like public transportation. I’m about to do that. I’m driving a 23 year old f250 diesel with 350,000. Seems everyday...
talkstoanimals - “The 2-Series will… use the familiar twin-turbo 3.0L Inline six.” Not to pick nits, but the M235i will use the single, twin vane turbo inline six...
genuineleather - Having owned both as well, I agree. The W124 is far more livable everyday and still looks modern (esp. the facelifted 94-95 models). Not many cars can beat...
genuineleather - I owned a ’82 300D, and while it was an awesome car with incredible build quality (almost 30 years with over 240k miles and virtually no signs of...
Onus - I was hoping ford would bring the CMAX in a non hybrid version. I Love the design and space.
mkirk - I used to be a detailer so I have some insight here. Old paint is different. It can be brought back from a lot worse off than you would think if just dull and...
dude500 - “To this day, if presented with a choice between even an S550 or Town Car in NYC, most people would still choose the Town Car over the...
Onus - Maybe its because we both drive pickups but i agree. I love my f250. Sure the steering isn’t accurate but it doesn’t need to be....
Piqutchi - I suppose MINI is supposed to fill the downmarket void, but that brand seems overstretched as it is.
28-Cars-Later - Agreed, they have shown a good deal of people up including me. Chrysler’s the automotive company that just won’t die.