Choosing a car is a tough decision for many of us. We test drive dozens of different types of cars from different companies trying to find one that has the safety, power, style, and price that we want. Right now many people are trying to decide whether or not they will choose the Ford Fusion Hybrid or the Toyota Prius as their next car.
Ford 'Fusion'
Ford has released big news this week concerning the 2010 Fusion. Today they launched their minisite to help promote the new redesigned mid size sedan. On the site you can take a look at the model and the pricing for each of the five different models it will be available in.
Ford revealed the 2010 Ford Fusion and even though they only released one good picture of it we have a nagging feeling that they have finished all the work on it. In the picture you are able to catch a glimpse of the new face that has been equipped with a larger three-car grille, headlights, redesigned lower bumper, and a new hood.
Ford is going to be making some changes to the Ford Fusion for the 2008 model year by giving it a Sport Appearance Package. Ford is confident that this will give people the aggressive look that they are looking for in this otherwise simple looking vehicle.
The Sport Appearance package will be available for the SE and SEL models. Exterior enhancements include 18-inch aluminum wheels, body-color fog-lamp surrounds and a unique rear lip spoiler. Fusion’s three-bar over two-bar grille also gets a smoky “black chrome†look.
The 2007 Ford Fusion is an excellent choice among midsize sedans and should not be overlooked. The Fusion was first introduced as an all-new vehicle for 2006 and it’s a wonderful car. It handles well, looks purposeful, it’s comfortable, and it delivers good value. All-wheel drive is a new option for 2007, and we found the new, all-wheel-drive Ford Fusion extremely stable on wet pavement.