2018 Ford Fusion Energi consumer reviews

Have owned three Fusion's over the years. One gas Fusion Titanium and two Fusion Energi plug in hybrids. All were GREAT vehicles! Comfortable, drove and rode well, only routine maintenance/service required and very good in the snow. Ford discontinuing this car was a HUGE mistake! Wake up Dearborn Michigan!

Excellent luxury vehicle. Considered Lincoln, but this platform is identical for much less. Be sure to get the fully loaded model, 2018 or newer. Has all the latest safety features- moonroof is very nice also!

I only get gas once every 6 weeks. If I lived in the city it would probably last longer. Great luxury sedan. Probably the best car out there for saving money and gas.

I've researched all of the hybrid's and as a Ford owner I found the Fusion very stylish and it's interior above board. The MPG has average 42-48 mpg and higher on the interstate's. As my first hybrid I believe it was a good decision. If you want comfort and style plus a great ride with outstanding MPG this is the one to get.

This car is fuel efficient, very quite and lots of room.It runs on electric as well as on gasoline,it is worth money spending.I love it and I enjoy driving this Ford Fusion.

We're in the market for a new hybrid, which is totally out of the norm for me. The car I was originally in the market for was a Hyundai Ioniq due to Hyundai's reliability record and warranty. There were no more 2018's available in colors or features that we liked and 2019 models we're just out and no programs available yet. Since my sister has a 2013 Fusion hybrid and loves hers I decided to take a look. When I stopped by the dealership we got the car from, they only had one Energi in stock that didn't have a deposit on and I immediately was attracted to it since it was my favorite color, red. Looking at it's features it had it all over the Ioniq, but was almost $7k more. Since it was the end of the model year Ford had offered $10k off on a lease if acquired by 9/30/2018. Since I was not interested in leasing another vehicle I inquired about purchasing it instead. The discount was only $3k off on a purchase so I decided to lease then buy it out after the lease's end. This resulted in a deal I couldn't refuse. The car will end up costing $4-5k less than the Ioniq. The only thing I do not like about the car is the lack of trunk space, it's more like an oversized glove box.

I purchased this car after owning a Lincoln MKZ. I commute extensively and the cost of gas and Toll Fees was getting. Out of control. I picked the Fusion Energi as it offers a bigger vehicle, similar interior to my Lincoln and the plug in option. My commute is approx 150 kms per day. I am getting 1100 kms to a tank of gas with this car and saving approx $600 per month! Ride is very smooth and interior is comfortable

Economical, stylish ,powerful..I love the one half gas one half electric...Quiet...push button..love the turn nob gear shift...A real smart car! I feel I am helping the environment..

I replaced my 2016 Fusion Titanium with a 2018 Fusion Titanium. I love these vehicles. Styling, performance, comfort, dependability are all great. Great choice for my daily driver.

After being a loyal Mercedes customer, I wanted something more efficient and environmentally-friendly. I went for the Platinum trim, which is quite plus and nicer than my Benz was. The drive is nothing to get excited about - handling and acceleration are average. But as somebody who uses this car to get to and from work, it meets my needs perfectly. The battery charge lasts around 37km for me, which is enough for my Monday-Friday commuting. Going up to the cottage averages 5.1l/100km, which is pretty good. Overall, this car is great for the single commuter (as long as you don't need much of a trunk). Meets my needs, happy I bought it.