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Old 09-24-2013, 11:09 PM   #7
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just read it's starting at $29,155(not including dest). while more expensive than the camry hybrid($26ish) the mileage is much better(47 combined vs. 41). the fusion hybrid gets same mileage(or so they say...), but is a little cheaper so it's really the only comparable choice.
It's a little steeper than I'd hoped for but it will still sell. The Fusion gets no where near 47. The average reported on mpg sites is 40 combined. Ford has been notorious for overstating mpg. They fixed the C-max's rating but haven't adjusted the Fusion's. I'm confident Honda's numbers are fairly accurate.
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