2016 Ford Fusion SE Luxury
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The 2016 Fusion is Ford's midsize sedan, offered as a conventional gas model, a hybrid, and a plug-in hybrid. It competes with the Honda Accord, Toyota Camry, and Nissan Altima, but adds available all-wheel drive. The Fusion drives with a composed, planted feel, and the steering is nicely weighted for a family sedan. The ride is smooth and quiet, with little road or engine noise intruding into the cabin. Inside, the Fusion offers a spacious back seat and a large trunk, with well-trimmed materials for the class. Ford's SYNC system provides hands-free calling and voice control, and a touchscreen is available on higher trims. Reliability is generally good, though some owners have reported transmission quirks and a steering column recall. The SE Luxury sits above the regular SE and Titanium hybrids, adding plug-in capability for those who want to commute on electric power alone. Its plug-in hybrid powertrain pairs a 2L 4-Cylinder In-Line plug-in hybrid with an electric motor for 141 horsepower, and you'll see 38 mpg combined if you plug in regularly. The SE Luxury's battery pack cuts into trunk space compared to the regular hybrid, so expect less cargo room than the standard Fusion.
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The 2016 Fusion is Ford's midsize sedan, offered as a conventional gas model, a hybrid, and a plug-in hybrid. It competes with the Honda Accord, Toyota Camry, and Nissan Altima, but adds available all-wheel drive. The Fusion drives with a composed, planted feel, and the steering is nicely weighted for a family sedan. The ride is smooth and quiet, with little road or engine noise intruding into the cabin. Inside, the Fusion offers a spacious back seat and a large trunk, with well-trimmed materials for the class. Ford's SYNC system provides hands-free calling and voice control, and a touchscreen is available on higher trims. Reliability is generally good, though some owners have reported transmission quirks and a steering column recall. The SE Luxury sits above the regular SE and Titanium hybrids, adding plug-in capability for those who want to commute on electric power alone. Its plug-in hybrid powertrain pairs a 2L 4-Cylinder In-Line plug-in hybrid with an electric motor for 141 horsepower, and you'll see 38 mpg combined if you plug in regularly. The SE Luxury's battery pack cuts into trunk space compared to the regular hybrid, so expect less cargo room than the standard Fusion.
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