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A Year In Review: Ford In 2009

Jonathan McGrew January 1, 2010 Comment Now!

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A Year In Review: Ford In 2009

Jonathan McGrew January 1, 2010 Comment Now!

Grille - 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid 4-door Sedan Hybrid FWD

Grille - 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid 4-door Sedan Hybrid FWD

Continuing on our theme of review car companies for the past year. In this case we wanted to review Ford. Ford has had a lot of success this year with the Ford Fusion Hybrid and the recently the announcement of the 5.0 Mustang’s return. So fasten your safety belts as we give you the high points of Ford in 2009 from an AllSmallCars.com perspective.

Ford In Review for 2009:

All Hail the Return of the 5.0 Ford Mustang For 2011

2009 Ford Focus Review: Entry Level Is Better Than You Think

Ford Mustang Returns To Racing In 2011 With New BOSS 302R

Is Your Ford As Reliable As a Toyota?

Ford Announces Possibility of 2 and 3 Cylinder Engines

2010 Ford Fusion Travels 1445 Miles On One Tank—World Record

2011 Ford Mustang V-6 Brings Competition to Camaro Dominated

A Double Debut in L.A.: 2011 Ford Fiesta and 2011 Mazda2

2011 Ford Focus: Would You Like a Plug With That?

Live From Frankfurt Ford Talks Kinetic 2.0 For Future Common Stying

A $550 Million Plant, Redesigned Ford Focus and All-Electric Cousin To Debut In 2011

2010 Ford Fusion: To Hybrid Or To Sport, That Is the Question

2011 Ford Fiesta Promises To Be Big Fun In a Small Package

Ford Talks Sustainability at 2009 Denver Auto Show

41 MPG Test Drive Challenge: We See How the 2010 Ford Fusion Measures Up

2010 Ford Focus: We Take A Ride and Drive With the New MyKey Safety Feature

Happy New Year from AllSmallCars.com and be sure to come on back in 2010 for more news, opinion and reviews on anything and everything small cars.

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