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Ford fusion hybrid

Discussion in 'Ford/Lincoln Hybrids and EVs' started by benalexe, Sep 18, 2012.

  1. benalexe

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    I read an article about the 2013 fusion hybrid. Supposed to be fantastic. Anyone have any idea on pricing and availability?
     
    #1 benalexe, Sep 18, 2012
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    Paradox Prius Enthusiast / Moderator
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    Moved to the proper forum from the news forum.
     
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    It is rated by EPA at 47/47/47 mpg.
     
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    not as smooth or refined as camry hybrid, but not too bad for a frod.
     
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    Waiting to see if the 47/47/47 holds true seeing as Edmunds test of the C-Max ended up with a 33mpg average but MT says 44. If the car can attain 47 without hypermiling, that'd be something.
     
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    Edmunds and consumer reports do really bad testing . We can expect motor trend and/or car and driver to try it head to head on the same day/course as the camry hybrid. Car and driver on the last set of hybrids found the camry closer to its epa than the ford during their "normal" driving.
     
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    Has been driven reviews for the new Fusion yet?
     
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    Saw a local add for $7000 off MSRP on the Fusion Hybrid yesterday. I think it was for the 2013. That would make it $20K starting. What are the available federal tax credits?
     
    #9 John H, Sep 20, 2012
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    That was probably for the 2012 and there are no tax credits for the fusion
     
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    Anyone got one yet??? Very interested in initial impressions..
     
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