Ford Fusion I - Fuse box

Ford is one of the oldest car companies in the world. This American automobile company was established in 1903. For over 117 years, they are offering high- performance vehicles to customers.

Ford vehicles range from family cars to SUVs to station wagons. The company is also involved in making luxury cars under the brand name Lincoln. But in this post, we are talking about Ford Fusion I which is also known as Ford Fusion Americas. Ford Fusion I is the first-generation range of sedans marketed by the company. It was first manufactured in 2006.

Ford Fusion I: Second Generation

Ford Fusion I is a four-door, five-passenger mid-size sedan. From 2006 to 2012, the company manufactured the first-generation Fusion. Currently, it is in the second- generation stage. Fusion I was built on Ford’s CD3 platform which was designed by Mazda. It was the first car to feature the “new face of Ford” three-bar grille. The car was available in SE, S, and SEL trims.

The car was equipped with a base engine of 160 hp. It was paired with a 5-speed manual transmission. SEL and SE models were available with 221 hp with a 6-speed automatic. The Fusion has some of its parts common with Mk III Ford Mondeo, such as the seats and the console. However, Fusion’s design was largely influenced by Mazda. The company made several changes in the later years. They wanted to make the car better and more comfortable. In 2007, all-wheel-drive was available on V6 models. They included Sirius Satellite Radio as an option in the SEL and SE trims. Along with that they also introduced the front passenger fold-flat seat. In 2008, they included tire and ABS pressure monitoring. These were the standard features included in Ford Fusion.

Ford Fusion II is one of the best and most popular ranges of sedans manufactured by the company.