2012 Fusion’s understated interior design and high-quality trim appealed to me quite well. I especially liked the attractive faux-aluminum accents and highly legible instrument panel. Critics said the front and rear seats are comfortable, and they thought the driver’s seat is particularly spacious for taller drivers. At 16.5 cubic feet, the Fusion’s trunk is large for the class. I was impressed with the tech features available in the Ford Fusion, such as SYNC, which allows you to connect your phone and control it using voice commands. The 2012 Ford Fusion’s standard features include a tilt and telescoping steering wheel, an auxiliary jack, a four-speaker audio system and Ford’s MyKey system, which lets parents limit the top speed and stereo volume to help encourage smart driving habits for younger drivers. Available features include a moonroof, a 12-speaker Sony surround-sound audio system, navigation, satellite radio, Bluetooth, a USB port, a rearview camera, rear parking sensors and a blind spot monitoring system.