Hello one and all. Yes I am still alive and I have great news: My shiny new Ford Fusion has arrived. It was difficult to see the Explorer go. We have been through a lot together. But let's face it, it had a gum stain on the floor, and well, once a car has a stain in the carpet it's old hat.
Done - Gone - On to the next one.
The next one happens to be the brand-spanking new Ford Fusion. After driving it for almost a week, my official rating for this new vehicle is: wicked sweet. Don't laugh Lindsay. It really is wicked sweet. Like the perfect woman, this car is good-looking yet approachable.
I ordered a jet black Fusion SEL (SEL stands for: load it up!). And with the exception of the V6 engine and the power sunroof, this beauty has everything, from a six-disc in-dash CD changer with MP3 capability and eight booming speakers to heated leather seats with cool oatmeal-colored stitching.
Done - Gone - On to the next one.
The next one happens to be the brand-spanking new Ford Fusion. After driving it for almost a week, my official rating for this new vehicle is: wicked sweet. Don't laugh Lindsay. It really is wicked sweet. Like the perfect woman, this car is good-looking yet approachable.
I ordered a jet black Fusion SEL (SEL stands for: load it up!). And with the exception of the V6 engine and the power sunroof, this beauty has everything, from a six-disc in-dash CD changer with MP3 capability and eight booming speakers to heated leather seats with cool oatmeal-colored stitching.
I was a little upset at first that my driving excitement would be held captive by an I4 (four-cylinder engine for everyone but dad.) However, after acquainting myself with the tight five-speed manual transmission it became apparent that this four-banger has plenty of pep. I've had it for five days and put over 600 miles on it, mostly on the highways of northern Mississippi.