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It was probably a matter of time before someone picked up the Consumer Reports review that accused Ford of misstating the 2013 C-MAX Hybrid and Fusion Hybrid fuel economy numbers and filing a lawsuit.
- Ford Says Epa May Revise Hybrid Testing Procedures, Promises To Fix Mytouch System
After advertising its new C-MAX Hybrid and Fusion Hybrid 47 mpg mileage, Ford faced a lot of negative publicity, along with a federal class-action lawsuit, when Consumer Reports published its own test findings that were 17 and 21 percent lower than the...
- Epa To Review Ford Fusion And C-max Hybrids After Consumer Reports’ Mpg Findings
Ford has been making a lot of noise about the mileage of its Fusion and C-MAX hybrids, claiming that their 47 mpg city/highway/combined mileage easily beat rival Toyota Camry and Prius models. When tested by Consumer Reports (CR) though, both Ford hybrids'...
- New Ford Fusion Hybrid Delivers 47mpg, Bests Toyota Camry Hybrid By Up To 8mpg
Ford has added one more selling point to the new Fusion Hybrid that will begin arriving at dealers across the United States later this fall. According to the Blue Oval, the hybrid variant of the Fusion (to be sold as the Mondeo in Europe) is the most...
- New 2013 Ford C-max Hybrid Priced $555 Less Than The Prius V At $25,995*
Ford is not shying away from the fact that it has set its eyes on the Toyota Prius V with the new C-MAX Hybrid as the Blue Oval makes it a point to put at least one reference to the Japanese carmaker's minivan in all of its press statements. Last...
- 2010 Ford Fusion And Mercury Milan Hybrids Qualify For $3,400 Tax Credit
FoMoCo has announced that the new mild-hybrid versions of the 2010 Ford Fusion and Mercury Milan qualify for a $3,400 tax credit from the federal government. The American automaker claims that this is the highest credit amount ever offered for hybrids...
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Ford Faces Federal Class-Action Lawsuit Over C-MAX and Fusion Hybrids MPG Numbers
It was probably a matter of time before someone picked up the Consumer Reports review that accused Ford of misstating the 2013 C-MAX Hybrid and Fusion Hybrid fuel economy numbers and filing a lawsuit.
The publication contested the 47 mpg city/highway/combined figure and said that the two Ford hybrids had the “distinction†of recording the greatest difference between the EPA-approved mpg and the ones it achieved during its own tests.
Read more »- Ford Says Epa May Revise Hybrid Testing Procedures, Promises To Fix Mytouch System
After advertising its new C-MAX Hybrid and Fusion Hybrid 47 mpg mileage, Ford faced a lot of negative publicity, along with a federal class-action lawsuit, when Consumer Reports published its own test findings that were 17 and 21 percent lower than the...
- Epa To Review Ford Fusion And C-max Hybrids After Consumer Reports’ Mpg Findings
Ford has been making a lot of noise about the mileage of its Fusion and C-MAX hybrids, claiming that their 47 mpg city/highway/combined mileage easily beat rival Toyota Camry and Prius models. When tested by Consumer Reports (CR) though, both Ford hybrids'...
- New Ford Fusion Hybrid Delivers 47mpg, Bests Toyota Camry Hybrid By Up To 8mpg
Ford has added one more selling point to the new Fusion Hybrid that will begin arriving at dealers across the United States later this fall. According to the Blue Oval, the hybrid variant of the Fusion (to be sold as the Mondeo in Europe) is the most...
- New 2013 Ford C-max Hybrid Priced $555 Less Than The Prius V At $25,995*
Ford is not shying away from the fact that it has set its eyes on the Toyota Prius V with the new C-MAX Hybrid as the Blue Oval makes it a point to put at least one reference to the Japanese carmaker's minivan in all of its press statements. Last...
- 2010 Ford Fusion And Mercury Milan Hybrids Qualify For $3,400 Tax Credit
FoMoCo has announced that the new mild-hybrid versions of the 2010 Ford Fusion and Mercury Milan qualify for a $3,400 tax credit from the federal government. The American automaker claims that this is the highest credit amount ever offered for hybrids...