
Well, it looks as if one of the Big Three American car manufacturers has finally created a car that puts the great Toyota to shame. Ford’s new version of the Fusion has several new improvements, putting it ahead of other hybrid cars.
But first here’s the really big news. The 2010 Ford Fusion gets 41 mpg in the city and 36 mpg on the highway compared to Toyota’s 33 mpg in the city and 34 on the highway.
FORD HAS BEATEN TOYOTA IN MILES PER GALLON FOR A MID-SIZED CAR!
Now a look at how Ford did this. With Ford’s new advanced propulsion system, the Fusion is able to reach speeds of 47 mph on electric power alone, meaning that it runs off of battery power longer than other hybrids. This uses less fuel and produces cleaner exhaust.
This isn’t a problem since Ford has also included a new regenerative braking system that allows the car to achieve 94 percent energy recovery while driving in city conditions. A new lighter nickel-metal hydride battery is also capable of generating 20 percent more power without adding to the weight of the car.
Continue reading ‘Ford Fusion surpasses Toyota Camry in fuel efficiency’









