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Ford Fusion (Europe)

Multi-purpose car by Ford (2002–2012)

Summary

Multi-purpose car by Ford (2002–2012)

FieldValue
nameFord Fusion
imageFord Fusion front 20080222.jpg
manufacturerFord Europe
production2002–2012
assemblyGermany: Cologne
India: Chennai
designerMark Adams{{cite web
titleThe new Ford Fusion - a segment buster?
publisherJustAuto.com
date14 March 2002
urlhttps://www.just-auto.com/analysis/the-new-ford-fusion-a-segment-buster_id86904.aspx
access-date21 February 2019
archive-date21 February 2019
archive-urlhttps://web.archive.org/web/20190221165720/https://www.just-auto.com/analysis/the-new-ford-fusion-a-segment-buster_id86904.aspx
url-statusdead
classMini MPV (M)
body_style5-door hatchback
layoutFront-engine, front-wheel-drive
relatedFord Fiesta Mk5
Ford EcoSport
Mazda2
engine{{unbulleted list
transmission4-speed automatic Aisin Warner AW-80
5-speed DuraShift-EST automated manual
5-speed manual IB5
wheelbase2490 mm
length4020 mm
width1710 mm
height1500 mm
successorFord B-MAX
platformFord B3 platform

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The European Ford Fusion is a car manufactured and marketed by Ford Europe from 2002 to 2012 across a single generation. It has a high roof, five-door, five-passenger, front-wheel-drive, mini MPV design and is described in the motor industry as being part of the B-segment.

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Having debuted initially as a concept at the 2001 Geneva Motor Show{{cite web

Beginning in September 2005, Ford marketed a mildly facelifted Fusion with revised front and rear lights, bumper fascias, side mouldings, door mirrors, brighter exterior color palette, revised interior design with 'soft touch' materials and revised analogue instrument display.

Ford of Brazil and a number of Latin American countries marketed a crossover SUV variant as the Ford EcoSport with revised styling and increased ground clearance for light off-roading.

The Fusion received a four-star NCAP crash safety rating and was succeeded in September 2012 with the B-Max.

Equipment

Options included power-folding mirrors, automatic and 'home safe' headlights, automatic windscreen wipers, Bluetooth with voice control, trip computer, MP3 player connectivity, and the Electronic Stability Program. In the United Kingdom, the car was available in Style+, Zetec and Titanium trim levels. (1, 2, 3, and '+' were the trim levels for the original Fusion).

Equipment on the entry-level 1 included central locking and dual front airbags. The 2 featured electric heated mirrors, electric front windows, a CD player, and air conditioning. The 3 added alloy wheels, front fog lights, and an alarm. The + model, introduced in June 2003 added larger alloys and privacy glass.

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Technical data

Model1.251.41.61.4 TDCi1.6 TDCi
Engine4-cylinder 4-stroke in-line engine
Displacement1242 cm³1388 cm³1596 cm³1399 cm³1560 cm³
Max. power
at engine speed55 kW
6000 rpm59 kW (80 PS)
5700 rpm74 kW (101 PS)
6000 rpm50 kW (68 PS)
4000 rpm66 kW (90 PS)
4000 rpm
Max. torque
at engine speed110 Nm
4000 rpm124 Nm
3500 rpm146 Nm
4000 rpm160 Nm
2000 rpm204 Nm
1750 rpm
Transmission5-speed5-speed or
Durashift-EST5-speed or
4-speed automatic5-speed or
Durashift-EST5-speed
Top speed159 km/h163 km/h
Durashift-EST: 164 km/h178 km/h
automatic: 176 km/h158 km/h
Durashift-EST: 158 km/h176 km/h
Acceleration
0–100 km/h15.5 s14.0 s
Durashift-EST: 15.311.1 s
automatic: 13.1 s16.1 s
Durashift-EST: 17.5 s12.9 s
Fuel consumption
in liters/100 km6.4 S6.5 S
Durashift-EST: 6.3 S6.6 S
automatic: 7.6 S4.6 D
Durashift-EST: 4.5 D4.5 D
CO2-emissions
in g/km152154
Durashift-EST: 149157
automatic: 181122
Durashift-EST: 119119

References

References

  1. Sam Hardy. (8 February 2006). "Ford Fusion". Auto Express.
  2. Sam Hardy. (27 February 2017). "Ford Fusion (2002-2012) review". Auto Express.
  3. Chris Thorp. (17 June 2003). "Ford Fusion Plus". Auto Express.
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