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2013 Ford Fusion leads in automotive tech (pictures)

Ford's new midsize sedan tops the competition in tech with a new, efficient engine, advanced driver assistance features, and app integration.

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Ford updates its Fusion midsize sedan for the 2013 model year, radically redesigning the exterior, while offering exceptional technology under the hood and in the cabin. Read full review
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MSRP: $30,200.00

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This model is in the top, Platinum trim, and includes all-wheel drive. It also shows off just about every optional package, with features such as adaptive cruise control and automatic parking. Read full review
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Ford chose to make its new Fusion stand out from the crowd with unique, attractive styling. The grille, also seen on the Fiesta and Focus, has become a signature design element. Read full review
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The top engine for the Fusion is this 2-liter four-cylinder, which uses direct injection and a turbo to achieve 240 horsepower and 270 pound-feet of torque. Read full review
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The roofline drops back to the trunk lid in fastback style. Read full review
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The ride quality is very good, and tends toward firmness, making the car feel more stable when cornering. Read full review
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The trunk is very deep, and the rear seats fold down for a full pass-through. Read full review
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This top-trim model features leather, power-adjustable front seats. Read full review
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Leg room in the rear is very good, making the Fusion feel almost like a full-size sedan. Read full review
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MyFord Touch, which brings in three LCDs, comes standard in the Platinum trim, as does the Sony audio system. Read full review
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The electric power steering is not big on road feel, and has a strong tendency to return to center. Read full review
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Where the Focus gets very chunky buttons between the steering-wheel spokes, Ford made them subtler on the new Fusion. Read full review
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The LCDs bookending the speedometer show vehicle efficiency information and infotainment features. Read full review
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The six-speed automatic transmission includes a sport mode, while paddles on the steering wheel allow sequential manual gear selection. Read full review
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The Sony audio system brings in a custom center touch panel with one big volume knob in the center. Read full review
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The optional navigation system stores its maps on an SD card, and shows some 3D-rendered buildings. Read full review
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The navigation system features a variety of ways to find a destination. Read full review
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The POI database includes Cityseekr entries, with more detailed information on certain landmarks. Read full review
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The fuel price listing comes from satellite radio, and shows per-gallon prices from nearby gas stations. Read full review
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The phone system not only offers contact list integration, but also text messaging with certain phones. Read full review
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Ford gives the Fusion two USB ports. Both can be used for music, or you can put a USB cellular modem in one, turning the car into a Wi-Fi hot spot. Read full review
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The Fusion's stereo displays music libraries formatted with categories for genre, artist, album, and track for any audio source plugged into the USB ports. Read full review
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The current track screen shows song title, artist, and album art. Read full review
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The rearview camera shows distance and trajectory lines, making parking easier and safer. Read full review
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