Ford Fusion
The Ford Fusion is based on the previous Fiesta, but gets an enlarged body, offering lots of interior space and a raised driving position for a better view of the road. There are four engines to choose from, with the 1.4-litre petrol automatic best avoided, as it's sluggish and noisy, while the 1.6-litre diesel is pricey. The Fusion is an expensive car, but all models come equipped with air-conditioning, alloy wheels and heated windscreens. Despite the interior space, the cabin lacks cubby holes and smaller storage areas.
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- pros:
- Practical cabin
- Handles well
- Easy to drive
- cons:
- Eight years old and feels dated
- Engines struggle
- Ride is uncomfortable
The Ford Fusion is based on the previous Fiesta, but gets an enlarged body, offering lots of interior space and a raised driving position for a better view of the road. There are only two engines to choose from – 1.4 or 1.6-litre petrols. The Fusion is an expensive car, but all models come equipped with air-conditioning, alloy wheels and heated windscreens. Despite the interior space, the cabin lacks cubby holes and smaller storage areas.
