Posts Tagged ‘ford fusion’
2012 NAIAS Biggest Surprises
Coming into the NAIAS, like most people, we were not expecting too much, and for sure not too much that we haven’t already seen spy shots of on the interwebs. That was true for most cars, but there were a few really good surprises. read_more»
Video: 2010 Mercury Milan Hybrid
We had the 2010 Mercury Milan Hybrid for a few weeks during the Christmas break and really enjoyed our time in it. This is our video showing a little bit of what we thought about the new Milan. read_more»
2010 North American Car and Truck of the Year
Today at the International Auto Show in Detroit they announced the North America Car and Truck of the year. Ford had a clean sweep with the Ford Fusion Hybrid winning car of the year and the Ford Transit Van winning truck of the year. We wont get into the Van winning Truck of the year, mostly because here in Texas read_more»
Review: 2010 Mercury Milan Hybrid
Driving on icy highways is no fun anywhere, but in Central Texas it becomes downright dangerous. A large percentage of Texans drive trucks, rear-wheel-drive with no traction. Couple that with the fact that we never seem to be prepared for ice or snow and it really gets dangerous. Heading home from visiting family for Christmas Eve, we hit the worst read_more»
a Holiday Gift: 2010 Mercury Milan Hybrid
Today we took delivery of a 2010 Mercury Milan Hybrid supplied by Ford. We will be testing it and reviewing it throughout the holidays and by the end will have a nice video for you to enjoy. For now check out these first pictures of the car we snapped during the delivery. read_more»
The 2010 Ford Fusion
When the Ford Fusion came out I wasn’t too impressed with the looks, after seeing the European Ford Mondeo just about all Fords look bland. It wasn’t until after I jumped into the V6 packing Fusion that I was impressed. The feel and looks of the interior, even back in 2005, when the Fusion first hit the streets was great! read_more»
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