Harvard

I work at Harvard University in Cambride, Ma and they have their own police force which uses the FFH . Not sure how many vehicles they have but I have asked a few of them how they liked them and I got some strange responses! A woman told me she thought the seat weren't very comfortable and a guy told me they shouldn't be using them as cruiser, probably would have prefered a gas guzzler not doubt!

Thats not a bad idea !

I can fit what I need on a daily basis in the trunk and I'll need to figure out what type of charging levels they provide. I'm a facility electrician and driving around campus most days is unpredictable as to where and how long I would be somewhere. the smaller trunk would not be an issue. I think for the most part I would only get a charge for one way commuting, not sure that it would be worth it if thats how it pans out. If that was your scenario would that stop you from the energi ?

Thanks for the reply's, its a tough decision. we have no left over 2013's in our area metro Boston, in fact i haven't been able to see a energi whether it was a fusion or a c max dealers can't keep them in stock! I'm still in research mode at this point! but do like the fusion over all seem like a great car! i guess it will come down to best price between models dealer is willing to sell hybrid at invoice already and we just getting started!

Hello all & pretty decent forum here, have been learning quite a bit from reading thru all the post's. I have a couple of questions for you if you don't mind. For all you hybrid folk what stopped you from the buying energi? not out yet at time of purchase, technology to new, or the cost to buy offsets the potential gains retuned etc. I'm stuck between the 2 and wonder how you all feel maybe if you could do it all over? and question 2 is i see in the energy you can get 17inch wheels however the hybrid only shows 18's can you get a 2014 hybrid with 17" wheels? Either way it's a 2014 titanium level My commute is 21 miles to work highway and city I work at a college campus and drive around the campus several times a day then 21 miles home city/highway of corse with traffic. Also at the campus they have garages with plug in stations availible however i may not have the opportunity to recharge very often! Any input would be appreciated, the salesman I'm dealing with recommends the hybrid. his opinion is the hybrid is 2nd generation and the plug in is 1st gen and too new,