2013 Ford Fusion consumer reviews

It is a large sedan. Did not have any issues in 3 years. New tires and oil changes is all that needed to be done. Ended with almost 30 MPG and did a lot of city driving. That 2013 SE with 70k miles will sell for $11k to $12k and I think would be worth it.

Just bought the 2013 Ford fusion . And it's bad broke down on me twice only had it for two weeks. Overheating problems .

Very well designed, comfortable interior for taller persons, good leg room, good gas mileage, very responsive

I like my fusion. Its a nice reliable car that i can depend on from day to day. I should have bought a car with more features though, as it doesn't have exactly the equipment that i want.

I hate buying a new car but after seeing the styling and features of the Ford Fusion Hybrid I fell in love. The Austin Martin front and sleek leather interior came in a car which had features at the time were only available in luxury sedans for thousands more. I got all the options except for the auto parallel parking. I have had the car for 50,000 miles so far and have experienced zero permanent malfunctions. I did have a weird electrical glitch where my A/C unit would show strange readings and only blow on full hot, but this seemed to revert back to normal after a week and I haven't had the problem since. Things I likes: styling, comfortable seats, sweet stereo with a decent infotainment center, pretty good gas mileage, ok throttle response with the hybrid motor. Adaptive cruise control is amazing, doesn't go all the way to 0mph, stops around 20, but works great. In heavy rain it would sometimes go out but that's to be expected. The lane keeping assist while not perfect has also saved me a few times from running off the road. It won't 'drive' itself, but will give you a gentle nudge back into your lane with taptic warning and is implemented pretty well. The auto headlights work flawlessly and I rarely if ever touch my hibeam switch. Auto windshield wipers work ok, sometimes a little too slow for the rain condition. Things I don't like: They lied about the gas mileage, was suppose to get 47/47, and in actuality got more like 35hwy, 41 city. I drive very fuel consiosly, have had a Prius for 12 years which does get closer to 50 mpg. In actuality the dash guage is usually off about 10% and averages 37 total. Still not bad, but in my opinion not worth the loss of trunk space, which is significant. In hindsight I'd have rather gotten the turbo gas engine. Passenger seat is not as adjustable as driver, and while I love keyless entry this system has problems if your hands are wet or its raining outside. It will quickly unlock and lock again causing me to get in a fight with the door handle which I usually win after 5-7 tries. Its annoying. If the battery dies when the car is locked, which it did when I was out of town for work for a few months, it is next to impossible to get back into the car as there is no backup lock. Wife now hates my car and wants me to get rid of it just for this reason. All in all I've had a good experience, but if I were to do it again I'd go with the trunk space and get a normally aspirated engine, unless gas goes to $4+ that is.

It is literally a ship, I love the size and the space between driver and passenger. It's fully loaded so that's a plus. Did I mention how fast it goes?

Amazingly Spacey she is a big girl, head turning style without breaking bank ! She's everything I need im in love!!

Very comfortable and I'm a big guy. It handles very well and the style is eye catching. The car's features are great, especially the moonroof, Sirius Radio, and phone connectivity.

Reliable car. Does have a delay when stepping on the gas to merge on the highway or if trying to pick up speed quick. But it is a 4 cylinder. Smooth ride, handles well. One complaint is that the seats stain if water gets on them. Nothing I've seen before and a bit frustrating.

It was my daily driver, my only car. First off, the exterior looks fantastic. Interior, not as great. Huge A and B pillars (it's easier to see out of a mustang). As with all American cars, plastic plastic plastic. Seats are very comfortable, roomy for midsize car, good headroom in backseat as long you're under 6 foot. Car is very sensitive to overfilling the gas tank, just let the handle click itself off. Handles great for mid size sedan. 2.0 liter eco is peppy and torquey in mid range but dogs out at lower rpm (mainly because of cvt transmission) and loses pep at higher rpm. Again, overall it's a great car mechanically, comfort, and exterior wise