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  • First Drive: Ford Fusion Hybrid

    No big fig leaf on the hood. No tofu bumper sticker admonishing other drivers to make the switch to a hybrid and certainly no ghastly design resembling a circa 1955 stainless steel toaster. I'm not a fan of the Honda Insight nor the Toyota Prius for the simple reason I don't care for... more

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  • Rated by 9999999KM on Mar 26 2009, 9:35pm

    From the page: "First Drive: Ford Fusion Hybrid"

  • Rated by bygracenotmerit on Mar 26 2009, 8:34pm

    I'm not a fan of the Honda Insight nor the Toyota Prius for the simple reason I don't care for their body designs. With the Fusion Hybrid, you get the same exact body style as any 2010 Fusion from the trademark three slat grille on back.

  • Rated by fastfastlane on Mar 26 2009, 2:59pm

    A review on the second generation Ford Fusion which is just now hitting dealer showrooms.

  • Rated by arohan on Mar 26 2009, 12:47pm

    Anyone think that Ford will come out much stronger through this downturn and will take on the market share the GM and Chrysler will lose. Offerings like this will surely help

  • Rated by OutsideMyBrain on Mar 26 2009, 11:15am

    Way to go Ford. A decent looking car AND its a hybrid!

  • Rated by DynaBman on Mar 26 2009, 10:41am

    Nice looking car that is environment friendly. The way it should be done from an American company.

  • Rated by individualathome on Mar 26 2009, 9:16am

    From the page: "Just now arriving at dealer showrooms all across America, the next generation Ford Fusion adds a hybrid model, a car that offers plenty of power, comfort, electronic features and top notch fuel economy." Mmm. I wonder if this can save Ford and the rest of the American car industry. Actually I hope it will. I like variety and American cars offer uniqueness.

  • Rated by VladTheAffiliate on Mar 26 2009, 8:15am

    Is it any wonder that Ford did not take governments handouts?

  • Rated by jito on Mar 26 2009, 7:52am

    No big fig leaf on the hood. No tofu bumper sticker admonishing other drivers to make the switch to a hybrid and certainly no ghastly design resembling a circa 1955 stainless steel toaster. I'm not a fan of the Honda Insight nor the Toyota Prius for the simple reason I don't care for their body designs. With the Fusion Hybrid, you get the same exact body style as any 2010 Fusion from the trademark three slat grille on back. Inside, seating is very comfortable whether you're the driver or sitting in the back. Ford equipped the hybrid to match the level of comfort found in its top of the line SEL trim package, which means that as the driver you have the benefit of an eight way power seat to play with. Naturally, the seating itself is made of eco-friendly materials, what Ford says are "85 percent post-industrial materials -- polyester fibers that would otherwise have ended up in landfills."

  • Rated by onreact-com on Mar 26 2009, 7:23am

    "Ford Fusion adds a hybrid model, a car that offers plenty of power, comfort, electronic features and top notch fuel economy."