Test Drive: 2015 Ford Fusion Titanium: A solid all-around family car - The Providence Journal
Others crave horsepower, seating capacity, an enormous trunk or ease of operation. Ford, like its rivals, weighed all of the significant factors. then bolted together the Fusion. It’s a vehicle that employs front or all-wheel drive and is just as happy on freeways as during inclement weather. Inside, there’s plenty of room on the standard leather seats for five. Most vehicle functions are controlled by the large electronic touch screen, including voice control. set aside at least an hour to “teach” the voice control unit and to learn what each screen controls. The GPS is $795, but, as with many other vehicles, it’s much slower than a Garmin or a Tom-Tom. It includes a rear parking sensor, automated parallel parking, adaptive cruise control, a heated tilt/telescope leather-covered steering wheel, key-fob entry with remote start, a burglar alarm, heated outside mirrors, floor mats, stability and... Under the hood is a turbocharged, 2. 0-liter, four-cylinder engine with 240 horsepower. The engine is smooth and powers the Fusion from zero to 60 in 7. 2 seconds. Source: www.providencejournal.com
