Ford Fusion Prices Paid and Buying Experience

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#416 of 468 HELP buying 2008 SE Fusion by lsujen

Dec 10, 2011 (10:24 pm)

After being hit head-on in October, I'm in need of a "new" car. Never, ever thought I'd consider a Ford, but I saw a beautiful metallic candy apple red 2008 Sports Edition on a used lot today. So my question is, what is the FAIR, going price?? It was an Altima that I had totaled, and I loved it. But being on sick leave until mid-February, Altima money (let alone "new car money" is NOT in my budget. I want/NEED to pay in cash......

#417 of 468 Fusion/Milan Recall by mtnman1

Dec 11, 2011 (3:46 pm)

Heard on our local News that there will be a recall issued by Ford in the next 30 days for certain Fusions and Milans where the lug nuts can be sheared off while driving causing the wheel to fall off and that Ford will be replacing all the lug nuts. I did not catch the details such as the Vehicle Year this would effect. I did notice it showed a pre 2010 year design of a fusion.

#418 of 468 Re: Fusion/Milan Recall [mtnman1] by pod

Dec 14, 2011 (5:12 pm)

Replying to: mtnman1 (Dec 11, 2011 3:46 pm)
This probably the wrong part of the forum to address such issues but the "keeper" can move these comments,
The cars affected are equipped with 17" steel wheels. Notification will go out on January 28th to affected owners. Some of the studs shear off and in 4 cases the wheels came off. It is noteworthy that there was considerable vibration noted for some time prior to the wheel separations as would be expected. Absent such vibrations and noises I would regard the risk as very low. It seems 2009-late 2010 fusions and milans are at risk. The fix may include new rear brake components for some reason. A walkaround with a lug wrench should ferret out any affected cars. The studs shear off sequentially so check all nuts. If any seem loose you may wish to check with your dealer before the late January notice.
Many of the lower trim models with 17" wheels have plastic covers which obscure the fact that the wheels are steel. Putting a magnet on the wheel (somewhere where the plastic cover doesn't interfere) will identify the steelies.

#419 of 468 Re: Fusion/Milan Recall [pod] by mtnman1

Dec 15, 2011 (2:15 pm)

Replying to: pod (Dec 14, 2011 5:12 pm)
I have a 2009 SEL V6 and I went to the Ford Website and I thought it affected 2010 and 2011 models. Anyway, I appreciate the information and will check the website again when I get home later today. Thanks.

#420 of 468 New Fusion Owner by fusionsport1

Dec 28, 2011 (7:50 pm)

Hi Everyone,
 
I have found these forums extremely helpful so many thanks to all who post here. I'm the proud new owner of a 2012 Ford Fusion Sport withthe 402A Package (includes BLIS, Moonroof, Reverse Sensing, Heated Seats, etc. with voice-activated navigation and a remote start for $26,525, $28,845 out the door. I can't wait until it arrives! But I'm wondering if you all think this was a good price or if I could have gotten it for a little less? I'm in the Washington, DC area if that matters. Thanks!

#421 of 468 Ford Fusion question by dcdc3333dc

Dec 29, 2011 (10:17 am)

Hello Everyone,
 
I'm looking at getting a silver 2012 Fusion SE. The one that I test drove has a rear spoiler and reverse sensing. The sticker price is $24,285. I was able to knock it down to $22,063.09. Is this a good deal? Every place that I've checks seems to suggest this, but I want other opinions/suggestions. I don't want to pay more than what I have to pay.
 
Also, what is the sun and sync package? I saw this on another one.
 
Thanks.

#422 of 468 press request by kirstie_h HOST

Jan 03, 2012 (9:46 am)

A reporter is looking to interview midsize or small car owners who recently switched from Honda or Toyota to Chrysler, Ford or GM. Email predmunds.com no later than Thursday, January 5, 2012 with your daytime contact information and a few words about your decision and your experience so far.

#423 of 468 Re: Ford Fusion question [dcdc3333dc] by dad2be

Jan 03, 2012 (11:05 am)

Replying to: dcdc3333dc (Dec 29, 2011 10:17 am)
Seems way too high. Even by just going to cars.overstock.com or truecar.com, the car in this configuration (MSRP $24285) is being offered for $19069 (plus tax and tags.) Not sure if your number includes tax and tags, but $19069 + $1144 (6% tax) + $500 (high estimate for doc/tag fees) comes out to $20713 out the door.
 
Sun and sync is a Sunroof with the Ford Sync system.

#424 of 468 Negotiating Room When Ordering by torotoro

Jan 07, 2012 (2:55 pm)

Hello All:
 
A 2012 V6 SE is one of the cars I'm considering buying within the next month and I wondering if anyone has experience with negotiating the price when ordering a car from the factory. Can I expect to get 3-4% above invoice, or will they all play hard-nosed if they can't locate what I want? I'll likely be leasing but I'm assuming that shouldn't matter. TIA.

#425 of 468 Re: Negotiating Room When Ordering [torotoro] by igozoomzoom

Jan 07, 2012 (6:02 pm)

Replying to: torotoro (Jan 07, 2012 2:55 pm)
You definitely won't be able to negotiate as good of a deal on an ordered model as you could on one in stock. What color combo and options are you wanting? I just took a quick look at the Ford dealers in my area (Atlanta) and all of them had at least two or three V6 SE models in stock...kinda surprising. I expected it to be all SEL (or Sport) models with the V6....
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