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    Spying: Ford Fusion Readies For Its Debut At Detroit

      We get an early look at the 2017 Ford Fusion

    We're sure Ford would like to have kept their 2017 Fusion refresh a secret till next Monday where it debut at the Detroit Auto Show. But two different spy photographers have caught the 2017 Fusion with no camouflage.

     

    The front gets a new oval-ish grille shape with a mesh insert and reshaped headlights. There is also a more aggressive air intake in the center of the bumper. Around back is are a set of reshaped taillights. Sadly, we don't have any shots of what the interior will look like, but we expect Ford's SYNC 3 to play a big role.

     

    One item that is still up the air is whether or not there will be a performance oriented Fusion ST that we first saw back in September.

     

    We'll learn more about the 2017 Fusion when it debuts on January 11th. In the meantime, you can follow all 2016 Detroit Auto Show news here.

     

    Source: Autoblog, Motor Trend


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