Ford Fusion Starting MSRP: $18,135   Starting Invoice: $16,943 Basic Warranty: 3 years / 36,000 miles Power Train Warranty: 5 years / 60,000 miles

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CAR PREVIEWS & REVIEWS 2006 Ford Fusion Review Is the Fusion Ford’s saving grace? Weekly News Roundup IIHS flunks Fusion, Consumer Reports names top picks, and look out for flying Enzos IIHS Rates Fusion Poor in Side Test Sedan scores Marginal and Acceptable in rear and front testing Ford to Start Playing Offense Mark Fields talks about current affairs and Ford’s American future Car Brief: 2007 Ford Edge Ford to debut stylish new crossover in Detroit 2006 Ford Fusion Photo Gallery Inspired from the 427 concept 2006 Ford Fusion First Drive And in this corner, weighing in as a serious mid-sized sedan fighter… 2006 Ford Fusion Preview Fusing Style and Practicality 2008 Chicago Auto Show: 2009 Ford Escape Preview Same as it ever was, only better 2008 Detroit Auto Show: 2009 Ford F-150 Ford looks to keep its "best-selling" streak alive

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