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If you want to drive a popular mid-size sedan, then see what the current Ford Fusion has to offer. This sedan is taking on the competition with advanced tech features. Here is a look at some of the Fusion's current tech highlights.

Families who desire plenty of passenger and cargo space prefer owning the Explorer. But the latest models have a new look that is more modern and stylish. The new Ford Explorer exterior is bolder, more elegant and sporty.

You are considering various cars that are available for purchase, and you are thinking about the way that each one will work for you and your life. It is important for you to know all that something like the 2018 Ford Fusion can offer to you.

While cruising around Rochester enjoy everything a top of the line infotainment system has to offer with SYNC 3. SYNC 3 comes with full voice activation providing a safe environment for information and entertainment.

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The Ford Fusion-wow, what a car. This car takes driving to a whole new level. With features like Pre-Collision Assist with Pedestrian Detection, you can avoid virtually any collision. Hello, reduced insurance rates! And if you can't stop in time, the Ford Fusion has got your back. It will stop for you by automatically braking. How cool is that? Its SYNC 3 feature lets you enjoy simple navigation and quickly reacts to your commands. 

Looking for a midsize car that not only offers power but tons of safety features? Then look no further than the 2017 Ford Fusion. It offers a horsepower of around 175hp - 325hp depending on the model. Most standard models get around 23 City miles per gallon and around 34 highway miles per gallon. The 2.5 Duratec engine, as well as the 6-speed automatic transmission, make it a great powerful vehicle that also offers a lot of handling and control. The electric power assisted steering as well as the anti-lock braking system both add a sense of security while driving…

This year, Ford Motor Company has been conducting its autonomous vehicle tests in snow-covered environments, in the dark, on winding roads, and so much more. With safety being a top concern when it comes to self-driving vehicles, these types of testing environments ensure that Ford's fleet of vehicles are robust enough to drive itself in every scenario a vehicle encounters. In the video below, you can see Ford's Technical Leader in Autonomous Vehicles, Jim McBride, lead a testing effort in Arizona.

Do you enjoy prank shows like Candid Camera in the U.S., or Canada’s popular Just for Laughs? It’s hilarious to watch the reactions of some people.

We laughed when we watched this Ford video, too. In it, popular talk show sidekick, Guillermo, is asked to make some tacos. That doesn’t seem so hard, right? The trick is that he has to assemble them from a tray full of ingredients on his lap while in a moving car.

Little does Guillermo know that the speeding car is driven by a professional stunt driver.

 

Potholes are annoying and at times very expensive. In addition to causing uncomfortable and jarring impacts, they are also estimated to cost drivers in the United States nearly $3 billion annually. Fortunately, Ford is introducing a new pothole mitigation system for the upcoming Fusion V6 Sport...

The 2017 Ford Fusion V6 Sport Can Detect and Protect Against Potholes - https://t.co/DYyhbNyda3 pic.twitter.com/EfVZVV1c4H

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