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Ford Fusion Audio & Nav Systems Pros and Cons
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Seas of buttons in a good overall package 2013 Ford Fusion Pros and Cons sasolomon The bluetooth system did an excellent job connecting to my phone and the quality was excellent. However, I'll address the interface in the "cons" section. |
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2010 Ford Fusion Pros and Cons Member3645 excellent nav system very complete. Sync is awesome! Sony stereo is great |
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2010 Ford Fusion Pros and Cons Member3592 sync is great |
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2006 Ford Fusion Pros and Cons Member3185 |
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2009 Ford Fusion Pros and Cons Member753 |
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2009 Ford Fusion Pros and Cons Member2774 Sync has turned out to be a very pleasant surprise. My Blackberry works very well with it, and I really like being able to use a jump drive for music in an intelligent manner. The voice commands work well also. |
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2006 Ford Fusion Pros and Cons Member2579 My 6 speaker stereo system plays decently loud and crystal clear. |
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2007 Ford Fusion Pros and Cons Member1237 Massive options for the price |
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2006 Ford Fusion Pros and Cons Member316 No GPS nav was available at the time, also, no iPod integration of any kind. |
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2008 Ford Fusion Pros and Cons Member2066 Sync system is handy. Integrating phone into stereo works well and using a portable HD for music is great. |
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2008 Ford Fusion Pros and Cons A member in British Columbia, Canada Nav + Audiophile sounds awesome. SYNC is amazing for integrating my iPod and bluetooth phone, plus touch-panel LCD control over those devices using the NAV screen interface. |
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2007 Ford Fusion Pros and Cons Member505 For a base model it is quite good. The stereo has a 1/8" line in plug for mp3 players and the cd player works on mp3 disks. I wish the base stereo had a cd changer though. |
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