2020 Ford Fusion | Review, Pricing, & Specs
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[two_third]The Ford Fusion is a 5 seater sedan. It is also available in a hybrid version. As a midsize sedan, it’s pricepoint can be compared fairly against the Kia Optima, Honda Accord, Toyota Camry, Chevrolet Malibu, Hyundai Sonata, Buick Regal, Volkswagen Passat, Nissan Altima, & Mazda 6.
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Vehicle Insurance Rates
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The average insurance premium for a 2020 Ford Fusion is $230 monthly for a 27 year old male, living in Etobicoke.
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Ford Fusion 2020 Canada specs
Type: Mid Size Sedan
Seating: 5 passengers
Price: Starting from CDN $27,985
Fuel economy: 10.0 city 7.0 hwy est. L/100km on the gas engine, and as low as 2.3 city 2.3 hwy est. L/100km on the plug in hybrid model
Horsepower: 175 hp – 245 hp
Engine: 2.5L 4 Cylinder or 2.0L Turbo 4 Cylinder
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Highlights for the Ford Fusion 2020
- The ‘Sport’ V6 Twinturbo engine option with 325 horsepower has been discontinued
Pros & Cons
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- Quiet interior
- Handles well and the interior feels premium than other midsize vehicles
- One of the few midsize hybrid options that is available
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- Fuel economy is slightly over estimated
- Infotainment is outdated and requires too may steps to operate
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MSRP From: $27,985
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Ford Fusion is most commonly advertised with monthly finance specials in Ontario, primarily geared towards a lower interest rate or cash credit. The resale value of a pre-owned Ford fusion was far lesser than its competitors such as the Toyota Prius, so it did not allow for strong residual values to keep the lease payment competitive.
Ford will be discontinuing the Ford Fusion in 2020 because it never held enough market share for EV consumers compared to other hybrid or full electric vehicles, such as the hybrid Prius, or full electric Tesla’s. Manufacturers are also required to have hybrid of economic vehicles in their lineup to average out their emissions ratings across their entire offering. As Ford’s vehicles have become more fuel efficient, their need to keep for Fusion in the lineup is no longer necessary.
The Ford Fusion is available with a hybrid or electric option for an additional charge. The base fusion to the first hybrid upgrade is about a $2600 CAD upgrade. The Base model has a fuel economy of about 11L/100km, and the Hybrid can average 5L/100km. The average Canadian drives about 20,000km/year. So on the base engine you’ll need about 2200L of fuel, and only 1000L of fuel. Let’s assume gas is $1.20/L. Since the difference in fuel is $1200/ year, it would take just over 2 years of driving to recover the premium paid for the hybrid option in fuel savings. If you drive a lot, and plan to keep the vehicle over 2 years, the hybrid is a smart upgrade.
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