Used 2010 Ford Fusion SPORT 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 6A) Consumer Reviews
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American Convert
phaaqua, 02/15/2010
Ford Fusion SPORT 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 6A)
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I never thought Ford or any American Auto Maker would be on par with a European or Japanese Maker. I got the spirited 3.5L sport engine to the detriment of fuel efficiency. I do not regret it, the car is fun to drive and rock solid. The fit and finish inside and out is very good. The center console is button happy, plastic surfaces look good except for the glove box. Do not care much for the tiptronic transmission. Sync system geared towards native English speakers. I have to anglicize too many Spanish names when searching. The outside is muscular, at times the cars seems to begs for speed. A bit much chrome on the front grill. Good suspension. It takes road abrasions with aplomb.
My First Ford...
BAC, 12/18/2009
Ford Fusion SPORT 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 6A)
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Owning many other cars (GM, Toyota, Honda) over the past 30 years, this is my first Ford and I'm impressed. Traded in a '07 Pontiac G6 hard top convertible as it was coming out of warranty. The Fusion Sport looks good, handles great and has very good acceleration. It's a great sporty, family car. I've had for a month and put on 1100 miles, including 400 miles over Thanksgiving. Very comfortable for 4 adults and good trunk size. Getting 18/25 MPG. Considered Mazda6 with some extra features, but the look and feel of the Fusion Sport won me over. After one final back-to-back test drive between the two, the decision was easy. Purchased with Moon/Tune pkg. and rear assist sensors.
Good Midsize Value
Steve, 12/01/2009
Ford Fusion SPORT 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 6A)
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Bought the Fusion Sport to replace an '09 Jetta with a manual transmission due to traffic in the DC area. Price with rebates is very attractive. Fit and finish seem good but it is too soon to really tell. V-6 provides smooth acceleration and 6 speed automatic is a joy to drive. Car is sportier than the Camry; costs less than a similar Accord and handles better. A solid choice for a person who needs a family sedan but wants something that is sporty but doesn't require premium unleaded.
Coming Up on 10K
Dan, 03/31/2010
Ford Fusion SPORT 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 6A)
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About 50 miles south of 10K and this car has been flawless. Build quality is rock solid with excellent fit and finish. Plenty of power, quiet & comfortable cabin, extremely smooth transmission; excellent cabin space and a huge trunk. Only option I added was the Moon & Tunes package. Killer stereo which could be even better if it had actual subwoofers. Didn't like the blue or red interior accents, stuck with the black. Averaging a shade over 21 mpg in 50/50 mixed driving with the occasional aggressive launch/pass. I have no problem recommending this car to anyone in the market for a midsized sedan with a little pizazz.
Too soon to tell, but so far so good
shaukeki, 10/25/2009
Ford Fusion SPORT 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 6A)
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Purchased this car in the nick of time for my trip tp Stowe, VT. The trunk was adequate for myself and my fiance and her penchant for bringing the kitchen sink. The car is attractive and sporty, yet it has a very European feel and appearance. The engine is responsive and quick. The interior is comforatable and stylish, but some of the weather stripping and trim bezels could be better-attached. Minor issues at worst. The SYNC system is great, but the voice which assists could benefit from some lessons in listening as she is often enough wrong. Also, there is too much instruction offered by the voice. Overall, the car has handled the Vermont mountains well with no issues.