Ford Fusion
Ford Fusion:
The 2012 Ford Fusion ranks 1 out of 19 Affordable Midsize Cars. This ranking is based on our analysis of 23 published reviews and test drives of the Ford Fusion, and our analysis of reliability and safety data.
Ford Fusion
Ford Fusion
Reviewers say that the 2012 Ford Fusion is practical, fun to drive, and has a high-quality interior. While the Ford Fusion also gets the nod for its safety features and fuel economy, some test drivers say other choices in the segment are a better value.
Ford Fusion
The 2012Ford Fusion is a top choice among affordable midsize cars because it’s a family car that’s also fun to drive. Reviewers say the Ford Fusion offers crisp handling and two powerful V6 engine options. With optional all-wheel drive, a manual transmission and numerous trim level options, test drivers like that drivers can customize the Ford Fusion to their tastes.
Although it receives a couple updates for 2012, including a standard six-speed automatic on SE trims, the 2012 Ford Fusion is practically the same as the 2011 version. Reviewers like that Ford has decided not to mess with a good thing. The Ford Fusion earns praise for its three engine choices, high-quality interior, superb handling, good fuel economy, spacious trunk and comfortable interior.
On the other hand, test drivers point out that the 2012 Ford Fusion is not the undisputed champ it was when the redesigned version hit the market in 2010. However, they agree that it is still a solid choice in the segment. Reviewers also recommend test driving newer entries from Hyundai,Volkswagen and Kia before making a final decision. They say these cars offer more features for less money, and are also stylish and fun to drive.
Most car reviewers agree that the Ford Fusion is ideal for families because it has plenty of high-tech safety features, as well as interior and trunk space. It also offers an engaging driving experience, in addition to being practical and fuel-efficient.
Ford Fusion: The Details
The 2012 Ford Fusion is mostly unchanged from last year. Ford made the six-speed automatic transmission standard on SE models for 2012.
The Ford Fusion starts at $19,850 and is available in S, SE, SEL and Sport trims. The Ford Fusion Hybrid is reviewed separately. The Ford Fusion is offered with three engines: a 2.5-liter inline four-cylinder, 3.0-liter V6 and 3.5-liter V6. The Sport trim is unique in that it is the only Ford Fusion available with a 3.5-liter V6 engine. The base Ford Fusion comes standard with a capless fuel filler system, tilt and telescopic steering wheel, MyKey, auxiliary audio input, post-crash alert system and anti-theft system.
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