Holman Ford Lincoln Mercury of Turnersville

The Fusion Hybrid is the first vehicle to use Fords second generation
hybrid system. The new version uses a nickel-metal-hydride battery
with 20 percent more power, in a package that's 30 percent smaller,
meaning the Fusion Hybrid sacrifices only a negligible amount of trunk
 space compared to the standard version.

The new logic goes as far as to vary the engine's valve timing, fuel
delivery, and spark timing to match the power delivered through the
electric motor, permitting very aggressive fuel shutdown under light
loads. The result is that the 2.5-liter engine shuts itself off twice as
much as the electric system provides more power. In addition, new
control logic for the regenerative brakes recaptures up to 94 percent
of the braking energy and feeds it to the battery.

The new Fusions offer Ford's popular Sync voice-activated digital
entertainment and integrated mobile phone system. Other options
include blind-spot information, cross-traffic alerts when reversing,
and real-time traffic and weather through the Sirius
 Travel Link satellite radio system.

Estimated MPG is 41 City and 33 Highway.

The 2010 Mercury Milan Hybrid will join the Mariner as the second
hybrid offering from Ford's luxury brand. The next-generation hybrid
system, similar to the one found in the Mariner, will couple Ford's
2.5-liter four-cylinder engine with an electric motor backed by a new
smaller, lighter nickel-metal hydride battery. The new hybrid should
be capable of running on pure electric mode at speeds up to 47 MPH,
meaning the car can operate in most city and neighborhood conditions
without using the gas engine for direct power. This means one full
tank of gas could theoretically propel the Milan 700 miles in city
driving. There's no official number on the mileage of the Milan Hybrid,
but we've been told to expect around five miles per gallon better than
the Camry Hybrid's highway performance (34 mpg), which would put
it between 38 and 40 mpg, an impressive number for sure.
Additionally, the Milan will get Ford's futuristic Smartgauge
LCD instrument panel.