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19-09-2012, 02:50 PM
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source: http://jalopnik.com/5944133/ford-fus...y?popular=true
The 2013 Ford Fusion is the best-looking mid-size sedan to come along in a generation. Personally, we wouldn't buy the hybrid version (the smaller fourbanger version will get a six-speed and 37 MPG), but if you had to buy a hybrid the now 2.0-liter-equipped Fusion blew out expectations and offers 47 MPG in the city and highway. That sound you're hearing is everyone at Ford furiously making the crossed-arms "suck-it" motion in the direction of Japan. more at link above (mostly toyota bashing)
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2013 Fusion: 47 MPG
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