In a Taurus? Easily
You can even toss 2-3 adults in the trunk in case the MIL wants to tag along
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So, can you fit 3 forward facing car seats in the back?
In a Taurus? Easily
You can even toss 2-3 adults in the trunk in case the MIL wants to tag along
Honestly, does your wife care?......but I'm too cheap for that.
Honestly, does your wife care?......
My current fusion meets those goals too.
I'm curious about the focus RS though. The wife is dead set on a cts-v, but I'm too cheap for that.
My current fusion meets those goals too.
I'm curious about the focus RS though. The wife is dead set on a cts-v, but I'm too cheap for that.
Where in Georgia are you located?
Joe
Very nice ride! Back in December I parted ways with my 01 Escape and picked up a 14 Fusion. The Escape was good to me but it was time, and man do I love the Fusion. It's not the Titanium but has almost all the bells and whistles. I wouldn't settle for anything less than the 2.0 Ecoboost.
So, can you fit 3 forward facing car seats in the back?
Hopefully the Durango is a lot slower than the charger was . LolI was thinking of trading my Charger for a new Focus, but couldnt find a good deal on an AWD version anywhere. Loved the Charger, but it was a dumb winter car in Iowa. Found a used AWD Hemi Durango locally that I picked up a couple weeks back. My kids are liking the extra space, and the Mustang is back to being my only hot rod.
Hopefully the Durango is a lot slower than the charger was . Lol
About 130 mph before it gets sketchy... Or so I've heard...lolHasnt gone over 75 mph yet. Feels solid, but I have no desire to see where 360 hp in a 6000 lb vehicle tops out.
Straight up, over all, my wife's Fusion is a better car. She has an 11' with almost 100,000 miles on it. Never gives us any trouble. Drives great, ergonomically near perfect. I was honestly up in the air between buying this, and getting a Fusion Sport in a similar year. That was a Mazda Fusion, and I have heard the new ones that Ford did themselves aren't quite as good. I haven't been in one yet though. We'll get a few more years out of it I'm sure. Have you seen the new Fusion Sport 2.7 ecoboost? Really want to step up to one of those.
Kurt
Straight up, over all, my wife's Fusion is a better car. She has an 11' with almost 100,000 miles on it. Never gives us any trouble. Drives great, ergonomically near perfect. I was honestly up in the air between buying this, and getting a Fusion Sport in a similar year. That was a Mazda Fusion, and I have heard the new ones that Ford did themselves aren't quite as good. I haven't been in one yet though. We'll get a few more years out of it I'm sure. Have you seen the new Fusion Sport 2.7 ecoboost? Really want to step up to one of those.
Kurt
Ironically my 2006 Mazdaspeed6 has been far and away more unreliable and problematic than my previous 2006 Fusion. That might be on me for buying a (then) 9 year old sports sedan, but still I put 100k miles on my Fusion with barely more than routine maintenance, while the Mazda has been a hot hot mess. It's just one data point, but my experience would motivate me to buy a new Ford before I would a new Mazda.
My brother has a 10 Fusion that he loves. He gets slightly better gas mileage than me but I attribute that to my lead foot and a turbo. The new Fusion Sport seems like a fun car haha, that might be my next one I get.
I was thinking of trading my Charger for a new Focus, but couldnt find a good deal on an AWD version anywhere. Loved the Charger, but it was a dumb winter car in Iowa. Found a used AWD Hemi Durango locally that I picked up a couple weeks back. My kids are liking the extra space, and the Mustang is back to being my only hot rod.
Hey, my friend inherited a Durango with his marriage. It was on it's 3rd transmission, 2nd complete body wiring harness, and 2nd transmission by 60,000 miles. Then the overwhelmingly underpowered engine blew a head gasket and he traded it in. We sat down with a sheet of paper and figured out that he could have made payments on two brand new Mercedes for what it cost to keep a Durango on the road. Just a heads up, let that one go when the warranty is up.
Kurt
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