The claimed mpg for 2013 Fusion is fantastic. Now if there were only a way to put more into it conveniently, it would make a hybrid in demand I expect and with little loss of mpg. So why not make a hatchback or wagon model. This will preserve most of the aerodynamics to keep the mpg high and let consumers like me have a practical vehicle to serve a wide range of needs.
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Brad B Hey Ford ! I agree with Terry T. I'd love a SE trim level Fusion Wagon for the Horse Farm, and while I wishing how about a Country Squire model ! 8 day(s) ago via Ford Social
John S Try getting anything larger than a duffle bag in that trunk opening....useless! The lines are already there for a hatch...do it! 3 months(s) ago via Ford Social
Ryan W I genuinely do not understand the purpose of a sedan: What does it do better than a wagon or a hatchback? Unless Ford makes a Fusion wagon in the next few years, I'll probably be getting some kind of Subaru, VW Jettawagen, or Acura TSX wagon. 5 months(s) ago via Ford Social
JJMJRDEC J If nat gas comes the fore front that will change every thing ,be ware electric car progress. 6 months(s) ago via Ford Social
J A I agree, Ford has yet to release the trunk space for the Fusion Energi plug-in hybrid, however the Fusion Hybrid already lost 4 cu. ft. of space compared to the non-hybrid version (16 cu. ft. vs. 12 cu. ft. for the hybrid). I think this could be remedied by offering a wagon or hatchback version of the Fusion. Not only would this give more storage space, but the aerodynamics could be maintained, e.g. the Tesla Model S. 6 months(s) ago via Ford Social
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