Auto Review: The 2010 Ford Fusion

The mid-size sedan dubbed the Ford Fusion has become one of the most popular choices for Ford lovers in the market for a new fuel efficient vehicle. Many buyers appreciate the American-built concept that goes along with the Ford Motor Company. Others are pleased with the automaker’s decision to get out of financial trouble on its own rather than take money from the federal government. But they all agree that the Fusion is definitely a great addition to the Detroit company’s lineup.

The Ford Fusion is available in a hybrid version which gets more than 40 miles to the gallon in the city and slightly less for highway driving. In fact, when compared to the Toyota Camry Hybrid, the 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid gets several miles to the gallon it even has a more spacious cabin than other comparable brands.

We know what you’re thinking. Hybrids only get upwards of 40 miles to the gallon if you drive like you are in a parade. But that’s not so with the 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid. According to the reviewers, the 40+ miles per gallon is a real world figure, meaning you can drive the car like you normally would and it will still be that efficient. A full tank provided about 700 miles when driving through the city with the 2010 Fusion Hybrid. How impressive is that?

The standard trim of the Fusion starts at a price of just under $20,000. The Fusion Hybrid is available for an average price of about $27,000, but that depends on your particular Ford dealer and the options you choose. Take one for a test drive today and see what it feels like to “Drive One.”