Overview & Reviews

The 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid is a new gasoline-electric variation of Ford's midsize sedan. As with all other 2010 Fusions, the Hybrid benefits from this year's updates, which include more distinct styling and greatly improved interior controls.

• Huge price premium over four-cylinder Fusion.

User Reviews:

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  Great But... - 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid
  By RoughRider - April 3 - 4:03 am

  We have had the car about a month and a half. For the size of vehicle it gets good mileage. Traded in a Highlander Hybrid. Seems to be a fairly well designed vehicle. The back up camera is far superior to the Toyota and the BLIS system is great. For all the wonderful features about this car, it rides like a tank. Took a trip from Portland to Seattle and back. By the time we got home, my wife and I felt beat to death. Have discussed ride issue with Dealer and FMCO, but apparently that is the way the car is designed. You can tell this is a 4 cyl. engine, but with the electric assist it still moves.

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  Top Dog - 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid
  By Ford Fusion - March 24 - 4:06 am

  I drive to Prescott and back to cordes, so I only have highway miles, my best mileage is 42+ and my lowest is 39.5. I fill my tank once a month. This car has made a Ford person out of me with a four cylinder that has good power although I do not push it, it has made me smile when I have had to use the passing gear. This car is something special and Ford should push it`s quality because it is there. I have made my best decision and I have never owned a foreign car and do not care for them, buy American.

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  Comparison of Fusion to Camry Hybrid - 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid
  By Carolyn - March 7 - 5:53 pm

  I recently totaled my 2009 Camry Hybrid and I replaced it with the Fusion Hybrid. While i think the camry may have more comfortable seating the fusion blows it away on options. The navigation system is far superior and the BLISD and sync functions are great. This car has a more sporty feel than the camry.

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  The best American Car on the Road - 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid
  By Andrew - February 1 - 12:30 pm

  Yes, I know its made in Mexico, but this is a home run for Ford. I get 600 miles a tank in town. I live in a part of the country that can be flat for the most part and this definitely helps MPG as I can coast quite a bit. This thing flat out rolls! It has no engine braking down hills so it can take off like a soap box derby racer. The SYNC system works flawlessly with my iPhone. Sound quality is great from the Sony speakers. I cant complain about anything so far other than a little bit of yearning for a better seat. Very satisfied with the purchase.

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  Excellent car - 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid
  By bobsorel - January 20 - 1:46 am

  I thought that Id never buy another American car, as the build quality has been lacking. I wanted to take advantage of the clunkers program, but waited until the last weekend to make up my mind. I was pretty sure that wed like the Prius as several friends love theirs. When we arrived at two Toyota dealers the lots were cleaned out and no Priuses anywhere in 100 miles. No Civic hybrids either. Id read great reviews on the Fusion so decided to check it out. I was immediately impressed. This is a GREAT car. Terrific build quality, very solid and stable. Average 38.5 mpg even with a 10 mi. climb to our home. A 49.9 mi. trip on cruise at 72 mph gave 48.9 mpg. Were happy that we bought it.

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  Fusion hybrid support - 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid
  By kinetics - January 11 - 10:26 am

  On 4/5, after about 500 miles, vehicle just stopped in traffic with all error lights lit. Towed to dealer. on 4/6 dealer notifed me that it needed a new processor but Ford "could not find one". On 4/11 the dealer installed processor but all error lights remain lit. On 4/13 dealer was "in contact with Ford Enginneering and working on the problem". This is not the way to introduce a new vehicle. I wonder when I will get a Fusion that runs!

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  Not up to 700 mi per tank - 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid
  By Richard A. - November 22 - 3:06 pm

  I like the ride of the car, its very comfortable. Im 63 and have plenty of room. I think the commercial touting "up to 700" per tank is hype. Ive never approached that, and I drive like a grandpa according to my friends. My city driving usually averages in the 38mpg for a high. In very cold weather it went down significantly.

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  My First American Car in 12 years. - 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid
  By Georgia Jim - November 2 - 4:10 am

  For years I have said that if the US Big 3 could just make a world class hybrid, I would buy it. Based on Edmunds and some other sources, I pre- ordered this before they were released. For me that was a big gamble. I think it paid off well. The car is well built, engaging and fun to drive. Despite the battery packs, there is enough trunk room for my wife, 17 year old son and I to have taken a trip to Disney World and felt like we had plenty of room even with our baggage. Im using the electronic dash to help teach my boy not to lead-foot the gas pedal, which is a totally unexpected side benefit..

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  Awesome Car!! - 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid
  By Wilbur - October 28 - 3:46 pm

  Ford engineers did a fantastic job designing the Fusion Hybrid. As noted in the other reviews that Ive read, the car exceeds expectations on ride, comfort, and performance. It is truly fun to drive, and unlike most hybrids, looks and feels like a regular car. Combine that with the impressive technology and comprehensive safety features and you have a real winner. I am getting about 37 mpg in mostly highway driving, but am beginning to see improvement as I learn to drive more efficiently. There are some strong arguments on whether the added cost of a hybrid is worth it or not. Ultimately that is a personal decision, but if you are looking at a hybrid, the Fusion will not disappoint!

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  23 months and 67,000 miles - 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid
  By rfkfsf - October 5 - 2:36 am

  Onwed my 2010 FFH for 23 months now just over 67,000 miles. I drive 135 miles per day combination city and highway. Mileage is 41 -44 summer (over 70 degrees) winter never worse than 35. 2 minor issues that dealer took care of rear brake squeek at 20,000 and fan blower motor replacement at 30,000. Owned a 2008 Honda civic hybrid before this, no comparision to the refinement, seemless gas/electric operation and driving comfort of the Fusion hybrid. Would buy another in a minute.