Ford's affordable mid-size sedan is more fun to drive and handles better than most in its class while maintaining a good ride and decent back seat space. Some will also appreciate how its styling takes a different direction out of a field where many of the models look too similar on the outside. It's also priced a bit lower and has a generous amount of standard equipment in any of its trims. Fuel economy is good with the four-cylinder engine. What's more, Ford's voice-activated Sync calling and audio device is currently one of the most versatile and user-friendly interfaces on the market. The 2009 Ford Fusion surprises with its sporting intentions in terms of handling, a rarity in the family sedan market. The styling also holds an aggressive appeal, although many consumers will be disappointed with the Fusion's fuel economy compared to the competition. Inside, the 2009 Ford Focus has a pleasing design that dips a bit in execution. Materials quality can be hit-and-miss depending on the trim, though the driving position is nice and front seats are quite comfortable and supportive. Backseat space is a low point, with the Fusion ranking near the bottom of its class here.  

5 Passenger Seating

50 State Emissions

ABS Brakes

Air Conditioning

Automatic Transmission

Auxiliary - USB Input

Auxiliary Pwr Outlet

Bluetooth Connection

CD Changer

Child Safety Locks

Cloth Seats

Cruise Control

Fog Lamps

Front Floor Mats

Front Reading Lamps

MP3 Compatible Stereo

Owner's Manual

Power Brakes

Power Locks

Power Mirrors

Power Seats

Power Steering

Power Windows

Rear Defroster

Rear Floor Mats

Rear Reading Lamps

Security System

Steering Wheel Audio Control

Telescopic Steering Wheel

Tilt Steering Wheel

Tire Pressure Monitor System

Trip Computer

Trip Counter

US EPA Label

Warranty Books

Wheels - Alloy