Ford Fusion
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Ford Fusion: The Stylish Midsize Sedan
The Fusion was Ford's midsize sedan, praised for its handsome design, engaging drive, and available hybrid and plug-in hybrid power.
Launched in 2006, the Fusion competed against the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord. The second generation, introduced in 2013, drew particular praise for its sleek, Aston Martin-influenced styling that made it one of the best-looking sedans in its class.
The Fusion offered a wide range of powertrains, from four-cylinder and turbocharged EcoBoost engines to hybrid and Energi plug-in hybrid versions, plus available all-wheel drive and the sporty Fusion Sport.
Ford discontinued the Fusion around 2020 as it exited the sedan market in North America, ending a well-regarded model that combined style, efficiency, and driving enjoyment.
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