My car is an older model of the Ford Fusion, but it runs like brand new. It had two previous owners before me, and it had over 100,000 miles when I got it. It now almost has 200,000 miles and still works great! The car on the outside is a gray/silver color, and the color is nice. No dings or scratches on the car right now, since I have taken very good care of it. The inside of the car has comfortable seats and makes for a nice ride, if you're going to be driving for a while. It has a sunroof which is also nice. There is not much that I dislike about the car other than the stereo system. It also runs great. No issues there either.

I have owned my Ford Fusion for three years now. Up until recently, I have not had a single problem out of it. Other than regular maintenance, e.g., tires, oil changes, brake pads, battery. I have had to minimal work on it. I did have to put a thermometer on it in 2016, but it was a simple repair and fixed the problem. It is comfortable enough to seat my family of four with room to spare. The leather seats are sturdy and easy to clean, which is a must when you have small children. The controls for everything such as the radio, windows, sun roof, etc., are all functional and easy to use. The lights on the dash board and in the message center are self-explanatory and leave little room for mistakes, so I always know if something is wrong. However, working in a garage, I am able to see what vehicles are in there most for repairs, and, unfortunately, the Fusion is a frequent flier there. And it never has simple, small problems. It's always something major, most usually, the transmission, which is now something that has to be replaced on my own car at 200,000 miles. Which, I have to admit, to get 200,000 miles out of it and only the transmission break down is a pretty good deal. It's an expensive repair, though.