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frankieboy

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  1. I originally ordered the Sterling grey, until the Platinum White came into the dealer and I test drove it. I didn't realize it was a pearl white in the book. So I changed my color to Platinum white, with black leather 502a, the lighter interior colors looked cheap to me. I didn't care to have black in S. FLorida, but it seemed to be the best looking interior. I actually wanted the sport two-toned interior but they woudn't let you order that on a hybrid. Can't wait!! It has a vin# and production week is May 4.

    :happy feet:

     

    hybridfam:

     

    That is the exact car I picked up last week (after an 8 - week order time). I am highly impressed. It is the best sedan I have ever owned (and I have had several). The smart gauge is like nothing else out there. The car is very quiet at speed, is comfortable for 5 passengers, and the nav/sync system is best in class. I could go on and on, but suffice to say you have made a great choice!

  2. Cnet has a quick frist look at the FFH

     

     

    After seeing the Fusion Hybrid at the 2008 Los Angeles auto show, we've wanted to find out how it drives. This week we finally got the chance, and found it one of the best cars coming out this year. In fact, we find it far better than the 2010 Honda Insight or 2010 Toyota Prius. Although it might come up a little short for fuel economy, the driving experience is so much better, while the cabin technology is unparalleled.

     

    http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13746_7-10226530-48.html

     

    Thanks; great review. What say you, Toyota and Honda?

  3. Well I found this Ford maintenance site where you can look up your car with a valid vin number. I have to admit I was a bit depressed to see the Fusion Hybrid is being manufactured in Mexico. One of my reasons for buying it, was to buy American.

     

    Ford Vin Look Up

     

    Jim

     

    Jim,

     

    The fact the car is built in Mexico should not be a concern. It is designed in Michigan, and I am told much of the management in the Mexican plant is American. Much of the content is American as well. And when a Fusion or Milan is sold, it supports a domestic car company and helps keep many Americans employed.

     

    On the flip side, buying a Honda or Toyota that is produced in this country has a benefit to the local workers, local suppliers, the American HQ of the foreign car company, but that is it.

     

    I see buying the Ford as being better for the domestic economy and workforce than buying a domestically built Honda or Toyota or Nissan.

  4. Here's to ford from a former Honda owner (2 past cars where Honda's)

     

    Good job on the order. I ordered mine about 1 month ago. I have the VIN already, and it is set for production the week of 4/13.

     

    Like you, I am a long time Honda owner (7 vehicles over the past 20 years). I am selling my 2006 Accord as soon as I take delivery.

     

    BTW, I already registered my vehicle on the Ford Owner's website, using the VIN given me by my salesperson.

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