Overview & Reviews

Changes for the 2007 Ford Fusion are mostly related to feature content. Front seat-mounted side airbags, full-length side curtain airbags and an input jack for MP3 players are now standard. Fusion SE models also gain alloy wheels, foglamps, a CD changer and a folding front-passenger seat, while SEL models get automatic headlights, heated side mirrors and an auto-dimming rearview mirror. New options include a DVD-based navigation system, Sirius satellite radio and, on V6 models, all-wheel drive (Availability is delayed on some items.). Finally, Ford has increased drivetrain warranty protection to five years/60,000 miles.

• Distinctive styling for this class, plenty of legroom in both front and back, confident handling, smooth ride, competitive price.

User Reviews:

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  Fusion Meets the Challenge - 2007 Ford Fusion
  By Ken Deken - December 9 - 2:43 am

  Surprise! Ford really means it when they say this car can beat the Camry and Accord. Dont take their word for it, give it a try. Eerily quiet, smooth, elegant interior with the leather package, smooth-shifting six- speed automatic, and decent fuel economy at 25 MPG in mixed driving with the V-6.

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  I Love It! - 2007 Ford Fusion
  By Scentual1 - November 28 - 9:16 am

  I have only had my car for 2 months. I purchased it used. It was just something about this car that I had to have. I even had the dealership go out and find this specific car. I must say I am very pleased with it. I love the way it feels and the way it drives. Not to mention, I get lots of compliments on this car. I love it!

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  Excellent value - 2007 Ford Fusion
  By mewilly - November 7 - 6:30 pm

  My Fusion has 3,000 miles on it. Fit and finish are excellent. The heater fan, in defrost mode, makes more noise than I expected. Otherwise, interior is excellent and quiet. Automatic transmission shifts nicely. 4cyl engine accelerates noticeably faster than my 6cyl Ranger at low and high speeds. Fuel economy averages 29+mpg with 35% stop-and-go city and 65% unimpeded highway (63-67mph)on cruise control. At each fill-up, I have figured the mileage manually to check the computer. The computer is accurate. On the highway, I have seen 33.6mpg on the computer at 63mph. Excellent value at an affordable price.

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  Way Better than Toyota Camary - 2007 Ford Fusion
  By jones86 - August 29 - 12:50 pm

  After searching for months, I came back to the Fusion. This car is a winner! The styling is unique. The V-6 is worth a little less MPG than the 4 cyl. - as it shifts flaulessly, is very quiet and has plenty of power when needed. By far the handling is the best. After learning the underpinnings are from Volvo, "no wonder!" I thought - as my last 2 cars were Volvo and this car handles like no other import car. The interior is fresh and simple - not gaudy like Camrys fake beach glass glowing controls and old folks boring "bisque" color scheme. Get all the options even if you think you dont need them - I did and Im glad - very good value.

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  A lot of fun to drive - 2007 Ford Fusion
  By Jan - June 5 - 12:26 am

  Had the vehicle for almost a year and it is a head turner. Really do not see too many on the road and I am not sure why. I put on 20 inch chrome wheels and tires and they really improved the look and steering.

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  Best car in its class! - 2007 Ford Fusion
  By bobbyXcore - March 10 - 11:03 am

  I bought mine today but I have done lots of research and drove almost every car in its class/price range. Its definitely the best. The 07 Accord seemed cheap and had a horrible sound system. It looked like my friends 1999 Accord in some ways. The Camry was too plain and felt like driving a boat. The Altima and Maxima werent bad and to me are under rated but all in all I felt like giving my money to the Americans. Every American car bought helps are economy it really does. I recommend this car to everyone.

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  207 Ford Fusion - 2007 Ford Fusion
  By Dave - January 24 - 3:03 am

  Fast accelerating, tight turning capability. Exterior design is beautiful. And fairly inexpensive.

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  Better than the Accord! - 2007 Ford Fusion
  By Asheley - October 10 - 9:03 am

  I have always owned Hondas, but I decided to trade in my Accord on a brand new Fusion. It was a great idea. Instead of having to put aftermarket parts on my car to make it be appealing, the Fusion already comes with chromed-two tone leather-carbon fiber dash-and nice head and tail lights. I have mine in black with black and grey leather...it looks better and is just as reliable as any factory Honda out there. So why would anyone pay more for a Honda, my Fusion is one of the best ideas Ive had in a long time

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  Impressed by this midsize - 2007 Ford Fusion
  By Robert - September 3 - 7:40 pm

  I recently traded in my Subaru and was intrigued by Fords new AWD Fusion. It looked like a good package overall, so I gave it a chance. Im impressed. The powertrain is quite refined, maybe not on the level of a Camry, but very good. Id love to see Fords larger 3.5 in this car. The transmission has been very responsive, and, oddly, I feel has gotten better over time (upshifting, "knowing" my driving style). Fit and finish is better than Ive seen in almost any car in its class. Ive been averaging about 21-22 in suburbs and some highway, but Im a fairly aggressive driver, so Im pleased. So far, I would definitely recommend this car.

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  I Love My Fusion - 2007 Ford Fusion
  By Andie Funk - February 15 - 6:36 am

  I did not realize how well these cars handled until I drove one. There is a ton of power, when you hit the gas it goes fast. And it still gets about 28 MPG on the freeway. Also, Im a big guy. So, I needed a car that I could fit into easily. The interior of this car is huge and it also has a massive trunk. Great for sports equipment or large subwoofers like I put in mine. I would say this car is a fantastic balance between luxury and price.