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	2014 Ford Fusion
	2013 Ford Fusion Drastically re-designed for 2013, the Ford Fusion is a mid-size sedan with seating for five and the option of three different engines.
	2012 Ford Fusion Carrying on with a familiar exterior design, the abundant powertrain and equipment choices of the 2012 Ford Fusion allows the four-door sedan to remain accommodating to many driver needs.
	2011 Ford Fusion Receiving a massive styling revision last year, the mid-sized 2011 Ford Fusion is a well-diverse car coming in various trim levels and power plants including a formidable hybrid.
	2010 Ford Fusion Green, mean or in between - the choice is yours with trim packages ranging from the 41 mpg city Fusion Hybrid to the 263 hp Fusion Sport.
	2009 Ford Fusion Competitively priced as a mid-size sedan, the 2009 Ford Fusion plays up its sporty handling, good fuel economy and roomy interior that accommodates 5 passengers.
	2008 Ford Fusion The 2008 Ford Fusion is a mid-size sedan that comes standard with keyless entry and side-curtain airbags.
	2007 Ford Fusion The 2007 Ford Fusion is a mid-size five-passenger sedan powered by a four or six-cylinder engine, and is now available with AWD.
	2006 Ford Fusion A brand-new mid-size sedan with seating for five, the 2006 Ford Fusion is a stylish people mover that offers a choice between 3 trims and two available engine choices.

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