Ford Fusion Usados en Venta en Denver, CO

My car was amazing when I drove it off the lot. It was quiet on the roads, comfortable for five of us, looked great, and got amazing gas mileage. Having the ability to keep track of the actual MPG my car was capable of gave me good feedback on how often to fill the tank (and where.) Maintenance was a breeze at the dealership, and my car was always reliable. Cosmetically, the low-profile tires look good, but they are a pain! I've had to replace my tires more than six times in the seven years I've owned the car. Also, over time the car began to have issues; specifically the transmission slips, hard. This car started out so great, but the troubles started about two years in and have only gotten worse.

My Fusion has convinced me that overall, by 2007, Ford clearly changed perceptions and reality about their build and design quality. Specifically, the performance of the power train is economical for a car this size/ weight. 25-32 mpg, city-to-highway is better than I originally expected, and is still the average mileage I get now that there's 208k+ miles on her. The suspension seems to be able to handle all types of roadways without a problem, even a little gravel and unpaved/ rutted roads. Traction and handling on snow or icier roads isn't great, but at slower speeds, it's easy to learn how to compensate for any tendency to slide or veer. Braking has always been steady and strong.