Hybrider

FFH Platinum in "White Gold":

FFH Titanium in "White Gold":

FFH SE with Technology Package in "White Gold":

FFH SE with Appearance Package in "White Gold":

FFH S in "White Gold":

View of SYNC 3 and new dial gear selector:

One of the biggest changes, in my mind, for the 2017 FFH is that they are now offering the 18" wheel/tire options again. One comment I saw about the 2017 FFH said "Meanwhile, the Fusion Hybrid and plug-in hybrid (Energi) receive software updates that Ford believes will deliver more efficiency, though executives wouldn't say if the fuel economy figures will change." I guess this increased efficiency will allow Ford to achieve their current Fusion EPA ratings, or better, once again with the 18" wheels.

Here are some photos from Ford showing the various 2017 Fusion models and trim levels.

Here are some publications related to 2017 Fusion Hybrid and Energi models. 2017_Fusion_Order_Guide.pdf 2017_Fusion_Energi_Order_Guide.pdf

My experience has been that lube shops, repair shops, and even dealerships tend to make up the service intervals as they go, and use a one-size-fits-all approach and state the same intervals for every make and model. I have also found this applies to tire pressure values as well. I don't think any of them ever actually even look at the model-specific service intervals, or bother to see if a computer holds that data somewhere, so hence why they just pull it out of their you-know-what.

Every now and then I hear something similar...sounds to me like the left rear door or window are open just a hair, but they're not open.

Thank you Dave, for being so informative, and entertaining too. Good luck with everything in your future!

But remember, we are currently seeing those same results with human drivers and their manually operated cars. :-O Edit: The idea behind the auto cars is to reduce the occurrences of failures and deaths, but probably will not eliminate them entirely.

Ford does make a station wagon Energi, it is called the C-MAX. :lol:

That all depends on when Trip 1 was reset, and how full the gas tank was at that time. But 45.7 MPGs looks pretty darn good to me, and the percentage of EV to ICE miles (65.1 / 97.1 = 67%) looks real good. :shift:

You can also say "Nav", and wait for response.

BTW, more horsepower normally means more gas consumption.