Description: Making its debut this week, the 2013 Ford Fusion is the first sedan to offer gasoline, hybrid and plug-in hybrid powertrains. The all-new car features a sleek silhouette that hints at the Ford Evos co...Add Comments6
Nelson TangJan 16, 2012 looks like a tesla too, american manufacturers keep copying designs now its sad
05 Stang ManJan 10, 2012 Who really cares if the front end looks like an Aston?! The average American car buyer has never seen an Aston and could care less if the Fusion's front end looks like one. Ford is aiming for a mainstream hit, and the average American car buyer will probably love its looks. Ford will have a winner as long as its performance, fuel economy and quality are as good as the looks of the car.
Kevin RehbockJan 09, 2012 No lawsuit. Ford owned Aston for 18 years and they still have a 12 percent stake in the company even after selling it to a privare venture.
Rocky RockerJan 09, 2012 Hope Ford got permission from Aston Martin. Could be a lawsuit coming
Robert KeusJan 09, 2012 The front looks a lot like a mix of Mitsubishi Evo and Aston Martin Virage… can't say that I like it…
Luis AbreuJan 09, 2012 Another win for the blue oval
Description: Three engines are available. The base powertrain is a 2.5-liter naturally aspirated inline-four with 170hp and 170lb-ft of torque, mated exclusively to a 6-speed automatic transmission. A 1.6-liter Ec...Add Comments5
Kevin RehbockJan 09, 2012 Hyundai Genesis Turbo says "Sup."
Cian RulesJan 09, 2012 Its sad there dropping the v6 since there dying out but who the hell wants a v6 in a hyundai the ppl who buy them dont need to waste fuel pointlessly
Micah LauJan 09, 2012 First it was Hyundai dropping the V6 option from its Sonata lineup, now Ford with the Fusion. It's the way of the Eco future, I suppose.
No PistonsJan 09, 2012 Ya was going to consider this a possible DD until I read this, still nice but would have liked the v6 with manual
Kevin RehbockJan 09, 2012 So I can't have a 2.0 Ecoboost with an actual stick shift behind it? Are they going to use their pretend manual from the Focus instead? No fun. That would be a sweet DD.
Sankar ShanmugamFeb 20, 2012 And lancer headlights are a lot wider than these
Sankar ShanmugamFeb 20, 2012 Shut up about the grill, it looks good and it's not like they stole it they own part of Aston and now ford designers are implementing designs on their vehicles that they worked on TOGETHER
Herman KwokJan 10, 2012 What the heck
Aston grill
Jaguar xj headlights
Masareti rear lights
Ford had became a china car company now? Great copying skills
Cody DavisJan 10, 2012 lancer headlights and Austin grill(obviosly).
Edward JosephJan 09, 2012 The grill reminds me of an aston
Shane JansenJan 09, 2012 Like the aggressive look, finally another company other than dodge with an aggressive looking sedan
Dan BousquetJan 09, 2012 looks like a weird mix of an evo 10 and a v8 vantage
Brahim GudahJan 09, 2012 Lol wow ford I know u guys own some of Aston Martin it doesn't mean u can disgrace their designs
Brandon Anthony MartinezJan 09, 2012 Looks like the grill of an Aston Martin and the headlights of the Dodge Charger.
Lou GuerreroJan 09, 2012 I bet this is going to annoy Aston owners hahaha
Gilson MeloJan 09, 2012 Fusion in US and Mondeo in Europe/LA. Like it a lot.
Gilson MeloJan 09, 2012 Really like this new Mondeo. Great job Ford.
Jake KnickmeyerJan 09, 2012 Alfa looking headlights and Aston grill. I like the way this car is turning out.
David DockstaderJan 09, 2012 Those grills, alot of the new fords have been taking the grills from the Aston martin haha
Abigail WilliamsJan 09, 2012 This one should of came before the current model
Paul AffolterJan 09, 2012 Is that a bad thing? all cars should look like Aston Martins.
Zachary MaurerJan 09, 2012 I have a feeling that this is goin to be like Chrysler and the headlights, people just need to learn that if one company likes a design, they will use it, it's not "copying"
Rúni Rasmus StensenJan 09, 2012 Cool... VERY cool, but it looks a bit too much like an Aston Martin...
Description: The 1.6-liter EcoBoost complete with start/stop technology should achieve 26/37mpg and the 2.0-liter cars expect to deliver 22/33mpg city/highway. If that's not efficient enough t...Add Comments0
Description: Combined with a lithium-ion battery-powered electric motor, output is estimated at 185hp and 130lb-ft of torque and sent to the front (17-inch) wheels via an electronically-controlled variable transmi...Add Comments8
Jason DannheimJan 10, 2012 That's what I mean. On the euro cycle, this number is nothing big, but on the US cycle (which I think is what they're talking about), this is damn good.
Devin BabynJan 09, 2012 Hell Europe has had 60-70 mpg cars since early 2000's
Rikster Jan 09, 2012 ..... or should i say 50 mpg lol
Rikster Jan 09, 2012 Hey Stephen is correct - around 50 mph is a common figure in Euroland of late
Jason DannheimJan 09, 2012 Are you sure you are looking at the US MPG cycle when you say the European cars are better? The Euro MPG cycle grants more MPGs than the US cycle.
Stephen SpackmanJan 09, 2012 I'm not talking about a three wheeled piece of crap either.
Adrian BarreraJan 09, 2012 But this is a full sized sedan not a three wheeled piece of crap
Stephen SpackmanJan 09, 2012 47/44 is nothing to be proud of as a lot of European cars get more mpg than this.
Clarke HillJan 10, 2012 @Chad, you're right. After further observation, I redact my previous comment!
Chad SchleyJan 10, 2012 I don't know how anyone sees a 7 series in the back.
Unless you mean it's similar in that it has taillights, rear doors, and glass windows.
Clarke HillJan 10, 2012 A hint of a 7-Series towards the back perhaps?
Bull DogoneJan 09, 2012 Hyundai Sonata profile by Blue Oval.
Description: The latest safety enhancements have been packed into the Fusion, including a Lane Keeping System, Active Park Assist, Adaptive Cruise Control, and the popular Blind Spot Information System with Cross-...Add Comments1
Luis LujanJan 09, 2012 I think Ford may be the first to achieve a truly autonomous car. At least on the highway. They should call it HiDrive.
Description: SYNC also allows for voice-activated communication through a mobile phone and interaction with the audio system. Production of the 2013 Fusion will start this month in Mexico and Michigan and the car ...Add Comments0
Josiah Thomas ClementsJan 09, 2012 Center stack could be better, but that's my only complaint about this car...
Jason DannheimJan 09, 2012 I see the Fusion winning COTY in 2012, a repeat of 2010. The new design in and out along with more competitive performance will ensure that.
Matt MoellerJan 09, 2012 Now think back to the garbage ford put out as recent as 2008, this really is a major step forward for them. They are actually competing again. Congrats ford!
Travis Lee DeephouseJan 09, 2012 Ford still has stake in Aston. Ford spent millions designing Astons, why not use their knowledge that they already have and put it into a Ford?? I love this car.
Brahim GudahJan 09, 2012 Lol anybody else thinks the hood lines and headlights r strangely reminiscent of a Mitsubishi lancer
Alex PritsertJan 09, 2012 Front of the car doesnt looks like McQueen from Cars?
Emmanuel IrizarryJan 09, 2012 20 spokes? That's to much. 70s called they want their rims back
Mike BottéJan 09, 2012 Wanna be Volkswagen. Go look at the CC seats then these. Whole car is a steal. Looks like a charger and Aston Martin raped a Taurus. Which the Taurus is ugly. Then the inside looks like a cheap Volkswagen. Lol. Joke
Shane HeidJan 09, 2012 How is this European design?
David EslavaJan 09, 2012 Why do all eco-frendly versions of normal cars have to be painted in such dull and ugly colours? I mean, I understand the use of small ugly rims for the better MPG they get with the low-friction tires...but what's wrong with painting them properly?
Bull DogoneJan 09, 2012 How long before the tail lights wrap all the way around the back end ?!?
looks like a tesla too, american manufacturers keep copying designs now its sad
Who really cares if the front end looks like an Aston?! The average American car buyer has never seen an Aston and could care less if the Fusion's front end looks like one. Ford is aiming for a mainstream hit, and the average American car buyer will probably love its looks. Ford will have a winner as long as its performance, fuel economy and quality are as good as the looks of the car.
No lawsuit. Ford owned Aston for 18 years and they still have a 12 percent stake in the company even after selling it to a privare venture.
Hope Ford got permission from Aston Martin. Could be a lawsuit coming
The front looks a lot like a mix of Mitsubishi Evo and Aston Martin Virage… can't say that I like it…
Another win for the blue oval