What are the specs of a 2006 Ford Fusion?

What are the specs of a 2006 Ford Fusion?

Both four- and six-cylinder versions of the SE feature power mirrors, power locks with keyless entry, 16-inch steel wheels, power windows, speed-sensitive wipers, CD/MP3 player with six speakers, single-zone climate control, carpeted floor mats, six-way power driver’s seat, 60/40 folding rear seat, cruise control, and on the V6, traction control.

What kind of engine does a Ford Fusion have?

The Fusion comes in two trim lines, each with a choice of two engines: a 2.3-litre inline four-cylinder, or a 3.0-litre V6. The 2.3-litre comes with a five-speed manual that can be optioned up to a five-speed automatic, while the V6 uses a six-speed automatic exclusively.

Is the Ford Fusion the same as the Mazda6?

Inspired by Ford’s “427” concept car, the Fusion uses a platform that also forms the basis of the Mazda6. It’s a different vehicle from the Mazda – it has a long wheelbase, wider tread, bigger brakes and larger dimensions – but a similar version of the Fusion also appears over at Lincoln, as the equally new-for-2006 Zephyr.

When did I buy a 2006 Ford Fusion?

Purchased used in 2006 with 1,200 miles on the OD. For the first three years car was brilliant. No problems, just routine maintenance, brakes, oil changes, ect. Ride was excellent and the seats are extremely comfortable and well trimmed. In 2010, we had a few problems with the engine, but was covered under an extended warranty.

Are there any problems with the Ford Fusion?

Check out our Ford Fusion overview to see the most problematic years, worst problems and most recently reported complaints with the Fusion.

The original Duratec V-6 engine failed at 135,000 miles. Instead of trying to diagnose the failure and fix it, I had a new (er) engine installed. That one turned out to be defective, and it was replaced (again) under warranty. So far, the latest one, from an 09 Milan, has been okay.