Used 2010 Ford Fusion for Sale near Saint-Jérôme, QC

Its a reliable starter car It needs Bluetooth and a sunroof

Looks nice and overall appearance was good. However, after a short test drive, it appears to have transmission slippage and the suspension felt loose and uncomfortable. In general, not impressed with this car.

Nice sporty look. Surprisingly roomy -- turns out this Fusion is about the same size as the 2001 Taurus it replaced. Quiet interior, well-damped suspension, very good speakers. 34 MPG highway per EPA sticker. I chose this car for my mother-in-law based on the 5* safety ratings and ended up liking this car a lot more than I expected.

We were totally taken by surprise when we initially test drove this car. Not only does it have great mpgs but it handles so wonderfully that it was a no brainer to buy. We plan to actually buy a newer one if not upgrade to a Taurus. No one I know who owns one of these cars has one complaint... Even Ford said there has not been one recall or issue with this car since day one. There's really no maintenance associated with this model! Runs like a champ and has great power.

From the start I liked the way the 2010 Ford Fusion was going to look like. It was one of the few Fords where the Gillette grille actually fit the car while the Taurus just looked weird with it. So why I saw 5 brand new ones come to my branch I was delighted and wanted to drive one of these cars. Well it appears these were from National's order so we actually got the SEL trim instead of your typical Enterprise base car. So just sitting inside this car was a major step up from the last Fusion which was mediocre at best. The materials looked a lot better, unlike the last Fusion it does look more like a 21st century vehicle from inside with all the buttons. The 2010 Fusion's interior is not the best looking in my mind, its still rather dark and all the buttons does make it look a bit like a mess. Still, its comfortable and compared to GM and Chrysler...very very good. Normally I'm harsh on made in Mexico build quality, but Ford must have gotten it right here vs. Nissan who doesn't seem to understand how badly Mexican made Nissans are. The car does a lot better on the drive. Its only a 2.5L 4-cylinder but it acts a lot like a V6 unit. This is a very quiet 4-cylinder and appears to have more than enough torque. The handling seems to be inspired by the Mazda6 since it feels competent on corners. The steering wheel is well weighted adding to the sense that this car has been developed in the right way. Good job Ford, keep this up and maybe American cars would be looked at in a positive light.