2015 Ford Fusion SE 1.5L Ecoboost DETAILED Review and Road Test
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No, this isn't Aston Martin's new mid-size four-door entry, although you could be forgiven for making the mistake. The new design is as shocking and striking as the old Fusion was bland. Making your mass-market car over-styled is risky, but despite the Fusion's rump being less daring than its schnoz, it manages to avoid looking cartoonish like the last generation Sonata. The Aston mini-me styling is refreshing in a segment where "restrained" and "slab sided" are the mantra of the day. The new Accord is elegant for sure, but the large green house screams family sedan. The current Camry attempts to meld an edgy nose with refrigerator flat door panels. Even the stylish (in comparison) Altima looks far less exciting. Styling is subjective and I usually avoid commenting on design directly, but the Fusion is an exception. This Ford is quite simply the best looking sedan in America under $40,000.
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I've owned Fords since 1976. my first Ford was a Mustang 2. I'm on my third Fusion se 2015. silver color sunroof with power seats blind spot mirrors. on my 2015 Ford Fusion. Ford offers great value for the money. I am a Ford man.
I lost it when I saw him in the trunk 😂
Motorweek was doing that 40 years ago.
@@rickjohansson4257 damn that’s crazy. I wasn’t alive 40 years ago.
I think one factor that needs to be considered in the ownership equation for the Fusion 1.5 is the longevity of the boosted engine. Many folks buy Accords, Camrys and Altimas to run the wheels off them for well past the decade mark. The jury is out on how long the small boosted engine will hold up under the higher temp and pressure operating parameters. Never mind all the extra hardware that can fail like the turbo and be very expensive to repair.
I just bought a 2015 Fusion SE with the 1,5 and its fairly well loaded it has the Sync with the Nav,Sirius 18 wheels and few other things. But I have to say at 64 I have owned many cars, This is one the best ever the 1,5 has tons of power plus good gas milage handles and rides great , quiet What a sweet ride I love it !
Again you've done another great in depth review Alex. Without a doubt you are the best automotive journalist on the internet!
Great video,I feel it is quite accurate. I just got a 2016 Fusion 1.5, and it is a stunning vehicle, alot of car for the money in my opinion.
Great reviews man, no BS no gimmicks ALOT of detail, one thing that is missing is a full shot of the trunk you are always in it and the shot is from the side. It would make it perfect (for me) if you point the camera to the end of the trunk so you can view the entire trunk space (add a light if its too dark i guess). That said, I unsubscribed from all my car shows and am now only subscribed to yours, thank you, keep up the great work.
Thanks for the feedback!
Agreed. Best review I've seen of this vehicle so far with every possible pro/con and comparison to other vehicles. This guy knows his stuff.
right? so professional and to the point. i love this channel
@@AAutoBuyersGuide I know this is a old video, but I purchased a 2015 titanium, I'm going to guess with all the bells and whistles. The Ford touch screen, rear spoiler, etc. It looks like the same color as this one you reviewed. Although it looks a lot like a metallic bronze? Maybe. My question is I can't tell which engine I have. It's a Ecoboost, it has the + & - shifting paddles on the steering wheel. Dual exhaust pipes but not sure on the 1.5 or 2.0L turbo. Is there a way to tell? The engine compartment sticker has different sizes for the motor. I highly recommend this car, I love it. Great review also, and thank you for any information.
Also, I'm not sure if it's AWD or fwd either. If there's a way to tell.
My Fusion Titanium came in at 39 grand. Its awesome and I love it!
this guy knows exactly what he s talking about,, great review as always
one of the greatest reviews I've ever seen for a car.
I just found out about your channel and I'm loving it. Especially love your comparisons against other competing brands. Subscribed!
Thank you for this video. Happened to stumble on your review and really liked it and found it very useful. Subscribed.
Alex, Outstanding review! Very detailed, informative comprehensive and complete! Great job!!
My 2015 is still going good after 150,000 miles! Good job ford.
Simply the best review on this car I’ve seen
Excellent review.
Thank you very much for the hard work Alex!
I love how great the Fusion looks , the smooth ride , the great handling etc , it looks and drives like a car that costs a ton more . Ford definitely designed this car perfectly in my opinion . I should be picking mine up next week and will be posting videos on my channel of it once I have different things done to it . Lol yeah it's dumb to some but being in a Ford car club I enjoy making my car different than others .
i would love to test-drive an S model with the high profile rubber and smaller wheels, on the pockmarked frost-heaved unevenly segmented potholed moonscape
pavement of my little town.
Great Review! Articulate - lots of detail. Appreciate the mentions of the Altima and the Mazda 6 because I was considering both of these vehicles.
My sister boyfriend is renting this car and my god it's got power with the turbo! Overall I like the fusion very stylish and very clean only downside for me is the gigantic volume nob a smaller one would be nice other than that the fusion is a winner in my book
Awesome review - I really like that we're finally getting efficient engine choices in the US for other classes of cars than just subcompacts. I'm really curious to see how the MPG of the 1.5 lives up to real world driving. In my experience, Ford's have under performed compared to the EPA estimates.
Another Great review ! I agree with you on the Honda Accord Hybrid , if MPG is what your after !
Thanks
Joe
I have a '13 Fusion and I agree with much that Alex says. I do have one big issue with the car. The B pillar is really wide. Wider than every other mid size car I've seen. I am tall and with the seat back all the way I have severe visibility issues. Ford tries to get around it with the inset mirror in the side view, but I have had some close calls with highway driving and intersections.
I love the molded rear exhaust in the titanium.
I watched all of your reviews for mid-size cars. I opted for the Chrysler 200. The intuitive UConnect system is better, in my opinion, than the Ford's version. Also, I liked the ventilated front leather seats in the 200 and the ergonomics. I just felt better inside of it. And, while the Fusion does look aggressive, sexy, and very sporty... the 200, I think, looks a little bit more classy and elegant.
Either way... thanks for reviewing the cars but thank even more for comparing them to each other and identifying which needs may be best suited by which cars.
This is the same car I have. Getting 25.7 mpg. The only thing I had a problem getting used to was the electric-assist steering.
Best reveiw I've heard yet
I would like to see a review of the Ford Taurus limited fully loaded with the seat massage built in to the driver seat.
Best Auto buyer's guide on TH-cam.
Great review on the fusion.
Curious how the refreshed 2016 Mazda6 will score, seeing as they've brought in the Mazda3's infotainment system and have claimed to reduce road noise, two of the main complaints about the previous version.
If this Fusion is ANYTHING like my 2010,It is well worth the money! I drive my 2010 Fusion S/E as an Atlanta Taxi! It has 206K miles and has been the best investment I ever bought! If you run Midgrade gas, like I do ALWAYS,,I have NEVER once had a check engine light on! I run synthetic blend oil and now full synthetic. I get 23MPG always better for straight HWY! 206K on the same spark plugs-NEVER a misfire! The 6 speed transmissions do sometimes have problems but I keep mine serviced and have been driving it as a taxi putting 250 miles a night average! I've been LUCKY! But Ford Fusion with 2.5 is all you need S/E well equipped and cheaper- Don't go base-go 1 or 2 trims up!
+Jonathan A Remember he says he taxi's
too bad the Mondeo's trunk opens with the rear glass giving you more trunk space reminds me of old Liftbacks of the 80's and 90's with ford have that options here,but where can you find a mainstream midsize hatchback of a sedan nowadays?
Love the statement about the sea sickness!
Maybe try testing these cars with 4 full sized folks on board? It'll be interesting to see how these small engines cope with a fully laden load.
Any comment on fords easy fill cap less fuel filler system?
Can you do a review on the 2018 fusion. I'm looking to a fusion or a 2018 accord. Just want to hear your input
Hi Alex, Last night while sleeping, I watched you reviewing the 2011 Saab 9-5 Aero and discussing how it would have competed with its intended rivals. Ha, can you make it trough? Seriously, it will be interesting. Ratimid
What about the 2015 model focus ? Preferably manual because the automatic transmission on the focus is terrible. Also the se sport package hatchback looks really nice in my opinion.
Does the Fusion feels the same (i mean the handling) compared to Lincoln MKZ?
Good job Alex
You've been my go-to source on reviews during my summer-long car hunt. You've been very informative, but I do have a question for you though. Between the Ford Fusion Titanium and Ford Focus Titanium models, regardless of price, which would you consider the better all around small family, mixed suburban driving car?
William Byron Well, if you can afford the Fusion I'd take that for sure. It has a much more substantial feel, crash tests better, has a bigger back seat and more features.
Thanks for the advice! Just got the Fusion Titanium and took quite a fun and comfortable tour of the county. I'll be looking forward to future reviews when it's time to upgrade my wife's ride.
+Alex on Autos FOR THE NEW FORD FUSIONS - 2015-2016 as far as reliability goes what is supposed to be better the 1.5L eco-boost OR 2.0L eco-boost ?
+lightningsmokerXx It is too early to tell but the base 2.5L us likely to be more reliable than either long term.
have you driven the 2015 fusion hybrid? If so, are still going with the honda accord hybrid?
Alex, I've been enjoying your reviews as I shop for a new car. I'm confused by the ruler, though, that you use to line up models Smaller to Bigger. 2:00 Are you talking interior space? Length of the car? What is the scale unit?
Also, why is the Civic in this comparison -- wouldn't that be compact? -- and why didn't you include the Sonata? I wouldn't ask these questions to any other reviewer, but you ARE the detail guy! :)
scrabtree1 It's a relative exterior size comparison, so I include vehicles that you may be familiar with so you can get a better idea of the overall size. Exterior side *usually* translates to increased interior room.
Subbed. Very informative review. I'm ambivalent about what new car I should get. Volvo xc70 or Ford Mondeo station wagon ( Fusion) Volvo is a great car for Swedish climate conditions but a lot more expensive on the other hand. Greetings from Sweden
With all those options to pick, how easy is it to get a Fusion with exactly what you want? I'm also curious about the new infotainment that they just debuted.
I'm really looking forward to the 2016 Mazda 6 refresh coming soon. They claim many of its shortcomings have been addressed including the infotainment and noise. Hopefully you'll be able to get your hands on one.
You can always order one, but as far as finding one on a dealer lot, it is tricky. On the flip side you're less likely to park next to one that's exactly the same as yours.
Thanks for the info!
Hi
Where is the location of chassis number and engine number on Ford fusion 2017 1.5 litter
excellent reviews...........
I rented the 2014, I don't know which engine it had but I was impressed. Car is fuel efficient, roomy, quiet, comfortable... I didn't like the entertainment system... It is simple but at the same time it can make easy things complicated for what there are. The trip computer is excellent, power is well enough for city and highway. I didn't like the front driver pillar, it restricted visibility for me. Trunk was big but I had the idea that it would be bigger, don't know why. Everything else is great.
And the cub holders are terrible. I had to put my drink on the passenger side and my phone on the driver side, however the phone is tall, so my hand rests on top of it. And the center compartment to put things is far away. Such a long distance...
They hold grear, but I think it is because I drive my hand on the center console...
Great Video. The class exclusive keypad on the driver's door can be a real life saver if your child locks himself in the car with the keys and 1,000 other ways.
I know Mazda was supposedly releasing a USA Diesel engine, but I wish Ford would bring over the Diesel engine for the Fusion. 45 mpg in a non Hybrid would be an amazing asset for the USA market.
I rented a 2014 Fusion 2.0 Auto and put 5,000 miles on it and was impressed with the agile handling and 31.4 mpg overall.
I think Ford really did their homework on the Fusion and I could see it maybe becoming a number 1 selling USA car, especially with the new production line building Fusions, in Michigan now.
Great Video
The problem with diesels in the US market is the cost of the powertrain as well as the cost of the fuel. The other issue is that hybrids still demolish diesels when it comes to city fuel economy (stop and go).
Daniel Blaney yes, true, but several of my co workers who have bought 5-7 year old used Toyota Prius cars. They enjoyed 40+mpg for 3-4 years, then the cars broke down(just flat out stalled in traffic) and had to be towed in for $5,000 new battery packs, which deleted all the fuel savings for the next 25 years. Too bad these cars can't be driven once the battery pack goes on the gas engine alone.
Going to buy this but don't know how it does in snow
Alex, do you know when a refresh of fusion is due? 2015 should be the year , no?
It is hard to say but I expect 2017 to be the model year
hello Alex, I'm shopping around for a nice mid-size car and want to know how this 1.5 Ford Fusion compares with Chevys 20015 Malibu 2.5? I've always owned mostly Import cars in the past but now just want a car that is a little more comfortable quiet and peppy at the same time. I rented a '15 Malibu for a weekend and like it for it's quiet, smooth ride but it's stop/start system is not for me. Is this Fusion comparable in performance, quietness and power?
hey rudy i jsut got an accord 2015 ex dont get that it doesnt get the mpg it posted
if i could recommened a car for you dont get american fusion or malibu u know why
cause as soon as u buy it u will lose 8 k in depreciation there are selling used 2015 malibu near me for 16 k 2015 ltz2 with 10k miles on it
Hi Alex. How about a coment or two about how well its LSD works compared to Legacy's awd? The Fusion and Focus come standard with LSD right?
+Ankur Sharma They do not come with a limited slip differential but they do have traction control
Got it. This means I shouldn't rely on cars.com for accurate info.
I enjoy my 15 1.5 SE, but have had issues with it since month 1. It has spent 40+ days in the shop from August until now (purchased in July 2015). The dealer, and ford engineering have had no clue what is going on with it, and I feel are now shooting from the hip. It will intermittently no crank, no start(then start after I re-cycle the key) after a 20 minute drive, a walk into McDs for breakfast, and going back out to finish my drive to work. I spent three weeks with a flight recorder on the car, and following the dealerships instructions, the car would not act up. I threw the instructions out the window so to speak, and just followed my normal routine, and it did it. (The dealer wanted me to put the key in accessory, wait for their computer to boot up, then start the car, I eventually just said screw it and sat in the car and started it like normal) I got it to do it with the normal routine, but the computer wasn't ready, I only got the computer to boot up once in time to take a snapshot of it (after it happened). They are now saying the car "thinks its in gear" and is preventing itself from starting, and are going to replace the transmission range sensor. I have already filed lemon law at this point, and am waiting to hear back on that, and kinda hope the new sensor doesn't fix it... I have gotten spoiled in my rental cars... Mustang convertible during some BEAUTIFUL weather, and have had two 2016 MKXs that were FANTASTIC. After this... I am going back to Subaru.
***** Actually the 1.5 turbo is plenty peppy when needed and has more HP than the 2.5. I would like the 2.0 turbo however for the AWD, but I digress because I grew spoiled with the 3.7 liter V6 in the MKXs that I had, and enjoyed their pickup, ride, and handling. My old fusion was a 2.5, and it wasn't bad, but with these engines, whether naturally aspirated or turbocharged, there are dead spots. They were created for economy, not all out performance.
***** I have a warranty for the life of my loan, so the long run isn't a concern, as I am usually one to trade once out of a loan, and don't hit mileage limits. Will probably trade it as soon as I am no longer upside down, and finally go into a lease, and trade every three years. Subaru is where I am going afterward...
I agree with all of that, I had a 2010 for 18 months prior to this one, with the 2.5, bought it with 18k on it, and traded it with around 33k. I made a mistake when buying it, as it was a lemon law buyback, (It was a nice and reliable car overall) but in June, the transmissions reverse return spring broke, which was 900 out of pocket, and 900 that ford covered, which is better than the 4 grand the dealer quoted me for a new transmission, but I was out of warranty, and traded it for said reason during the end of summer sale, and got 5 grand off my 15, and 72 months at 0%, plus 90 days deferred payment. As I said before, I love my 1.5 ecoboost (and definitely agree the 2.5 is sluggish, but you should try a 2008/9 with the mazda 2.3... THAT was a slug of an engine), but with me running into two lemons I think I am done with ford after this car... I am going to get to the point where, I am no longer upside down, and go into a lease on a Subaru. I will give both dealers credit though. The service manager worked with me with the 2010, and got ford to agree to pay for my rental, and the repair assistance, and the new dealer I went to for purchase and service of my 2015 (more convenient to get to where I work) has gotten me in some very nice rentals (a mustang convertible during beautiful weather, and 2 Lincoln MKXs during longer times in the shop) The CSM is working to possibly get me schedule maintenance contract for free at this point... so that will be nice.
+Ryan Slemmer do you think these cars are unbreakable they going to break down stupid
goatmudiay No, I get that shit breaks... I was pissed but understood my 2010 as it had 30+k miles on it... so Yes, mechanical shit breaks... but My BRAND NEW 2015 with less than 700 miles on the clock has no crank no start issues (car thinks its in gear). 3000 Miles, and countless trips (at least 15) to the to the dealer with no resolution. THAT is why I am avoiding ford for any future car purchases.
If I were in the market for a sedan, I'd take a similarly priced version of the Chrysler 300 anyday over any of these midsizers, especially if I was considering drive and style as key elements.
Have you done a review on the 2015 Ford Taurus?
Roadmasterism I have not but I hope to soon.
I love ford fusion se 2015 red is my favorite color
I'm surprised about the fuel economy you received in this fusion, especially considering that consumer reports recorded 24 mpg overall (16city/34hwy) in this while they recorded 32 mpg overall (22city/44hwy) in the Mazda 6...guess the eco tires and start/stop system really help a lot
How did consumer reports get 24 MPG in an engine setup that's rated 25/37? That's some over the top driving to get those numbers. With larger cars like these you need to use your momentum as much as possible and coast to boost your efficiency.
Fusion has turbocharged engine with completely different characteristics than Mazda's naturally aspirated mill. They were probably trashing it a bit without using low revs that's why they got such numbers (you really need to race between the lights to get less than 23mpg city with 1.5/1.6 Ecoboost).
pioneer7777777 They got 25 in the 1.6l oddly enough, I personally want to test drive this car to see what it is really capable of because so many people have not been getting the EPA numbers but it clearly did pretty well in this "non-hypermiler" review
No manual would be a dealbreaker. I'm glad the European Mondeo gets a manual transmission on pretty much all engines
Any chance you can review 2015 AUDI Q3?
I hope to soon but I dont have any dates yet
I dont know why they dont give LED lights while koreans do
Are you sure it's the fourth in.sedan sale? Cause I see Camrys and accords where I live. Hardly any Ford fusions.
Yep, Ford shifted 0ver 306,000 of them in 2014 easily beating the Sonata Malibu and Optima by a large margin. Mind you, the Fusion has been fourth only for the past few years so there are still many more Camrys and Accords on the road.
I'm so tired if seeing campus and accords! When I go visit family I'm Michigan, you mostly see American cars
Big fan of your show. I love watching your reviews. Your such a pro at what you do.
Ray Cheng I see fusions all over the place. i'm looking at one tomorrow
Alex, if you had to choose between a Fusion 1.5 and a Sonata 2.4 to drive every day, which would it be?
+bradh716 Probably the Sonata
+Alex on Autos I went with the Fusion 1.5. The reports of Hyundai not honoring their warranty scared me away. While the Sonata is more feature packed, the handling of the Fusion is a big deal. When I pull in the driveway after my one hour commute, I am a bit disappointed that I am done driving the Fusion for the day. I just want to keep on driving because it handles so well. And as I get more used to the drivetrain, I am able to get better and more refined acceleration. Performance is noticeably better in sport mode. But I only use it to have fun occasionally so I don't wreck my fuel mileage. The funny thing is, I would almost rather have the tech package that your tester had than the MyTouch in mine. The tried and true climate control knobs and the instrument cluster layout that allows viewing of coolant temp, fuel level, fuel economy, and tach all at the same time are just more practical in my opinion. The fact that Ford doesn't have Pandora integrated into the touch screen yet is a bummer. But, overall, I am happy with my purchase. Thanks for doing what you do. It helped me choose what I believe is the best car for me.
+bradh716 You made a good choice, Fusion is one of the best driving and most comfortable cars by far. I own the 2.0L Turbo with leather seating and everyone who rides in it can't believe how comfortable it is.
What have you been averaging for fuel economy over the past year?
John Noonan I do mostly highway driving and I am getting 29.6. I will say that I drive it pretty hard on the freeways in the big city until I get out past the suburbs.
I love my fusion.
I love it 😊☺☺☺☺
The front end is very Aston Martin and Audi. Overall the look is not bad but I think it is too aggressive for a 4-door sedan.
My grandma has this same exact car. Hers is a 2016 SE ruby red and has the technology package but don’t have the Ecoboost engine. It has a 2.5L but has the sync 2 touchscreen with navigation. We didn’t get the SD card to install it when my grandpa bought it new with only 110 miles and had sat there for 4 months when no one bought it until we did. Has rear sensing. And back up camera.
WHy dont cars come with aux input
This Ford Fusion has one, did you miss that? Go to 10:42.
the Chrysler 200 is an inferior POS!!! it tried and FAILED to embody the strengths of the Ford Fusion, its simply a poor copy.
Once again, GREAT review (you got yourself a mew sub!)
As the owner of a Fusion, I have always been impressed w/ the ride/handling of this car. The sync system has not been as "terrible" as the automotive press suggested I enjoyed the car and will recommend it to anyone who appreciates luxury without "brand cache"
I swear on everything I love...
Great video as always. There's only one thing I want to mention, and it's predicted reliability. I think it's very important criteria for people looking for a new car. Specially now, seeing all those fancy small displacement engines w/turbo ...there's no way they will be as reliable as bigger, naturally aspirated 2.fours or .fives from Honda, Mazda, Toyota etc... not to mention more expensive maintenance of turbocharged engines. Therefore I'm ready to pay a little more upfront and have piece of mind that I won't spend 2 times more in dealership later on.
Agreed, Tomasz - Alex, love your reviews in general, and, found this one to be quite informative. However, as a result of your numerous comparisons to competing models, (and on my own) I intuitively yearned for commentary regarding reliability. I get that reliability stats are sometimes derived and henceforth perceived from a skewed basis, but, perhaps a thoughtful addition to your repertoire?
In my opinion, Altima does everything that counts better than fusion in this segment: better gas milage, optional v6, softer suspension, better trunk opening, comfortable seats, and most importantly, a much lower asking price.
The Altima is also better at being ugly.
I try to buy a 15' Ford Fusion Ecoboost sedan.
He said it was in the top 4 midsize sedans...
Lemme guess... Camry, Accord, Altima, then Fusion?
lol
The Fusion does not offer HID headlights on any trim level. You're mistaken, Alex.
Oh poop. You're right. My bad....
Thanks for letting me know. I nipped that bit out but it will take a few hours for TH-cam to correct things and make it live.
No problem. Why the Fusion doesn't offer HIDs when nearly every other Ford offers them makes no sense, even keeping the MKZ in mind.
SaverioAnthony Maybe the adaptive LED lamps offered in other markets will make their way to the USA after time.
Alex on Autos It won't happen anytime soon. Adaptive LEDs are illegal in the US and they have to change the law first.
It's a trap ! Where is 4K ? only 1080p :/
How do I change the inside air filter
I see no 4K. THe top selection is 1080P.
The 2.0 turbo is a dog in this car compared to the V6 rivals. Ford really needs to get that new Mustang 2.3 turbo engine offered to remain competitive against its top end rivals.
terracotta interior?! unglazed, typically brownish-red earthenware, used chiefly as an ornamental building material and in modeling
I'm a ford guy but if they keep down sizing engines, I'm going GM
How's that GM doing for you?
Dude you have got to wear cotton pants. Those jeans don't do you justice.
Lol heated front seats were not working
Ford should taper that nose back some...that vertical chop on the front end is terrible....otherwise...looks good/very good...
You can keep your 1.5L engine, I'll take the 2.5L non-ecoboost.
I disagree with the CVT comment.
So in 2015 Ford hasn't learned how to present the base model to feel anything but base...and myfordtouch isn't is not the upgrade buyers might hope for...my 2012 Optima (not top shelf) does all the dash controls so much better....and I was a Ford man for many years. It is a good looking car except to the rear end treatment.
Why my dude lock himself in the trunk like that? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I must agree. The Accord Hybrid has more horsepower and better fuel economy. How do those bastards do it?
More sophisticated hybrid set up. Look up his accord hybrid review :)
1.6L u mean
Josh wheelock No, the 1.6L is gone now, replaced by the 1.5
Ohh well thanks for not being a dick about it appreciate the info man.
Josh wheelock Ford made this really crazy confusing by giving the 1.6 such a short shelf life, then by selling both the 1.5 and 1.6 in the Fusion for a year. Go figure.
Too many painted parts nowadays. We all want chrome to make a comeback. On grills and bumpers, accent trim etc. These vehicles are all made of hard rubbers and way to much plastic. Really over all just cheapens the look.
Stay away from this particular 1.5L ecoboost. The engine has many problems. I have 2015 Ford Fusion SE 1.5L and I am replacing the engine right after 100K (103k). Coolant leak in the combustion chamber along with oil leak. Overheat, and low oil level all the time. Front right brake blows on the street road no pressure at all. White smoke. Even the front headlights costs an arm and leg to replace due to the configuration (all front/bumper must be disabled in order to put the new light bulb in there. Head gasket blows right after the 60K warranty. Stay away!! He said everything in this video but did not mention engine power train. He did not discuss engine fail, coolant loss in combustion chamber then white smoke through exhaust. The Ford silly warranty is a rape! They know that this engine is built not to last longer than the warranty. And guess what about 299 customer had same problems and no recall yet! Weird!?! The manufacturer is fixing defeated engines and sell them again. It s a complete rape to consumers. Don’t speak about the cover! Speak about the engine! Too late for me. But at least I would like that other customers don’t get fooled with this high speed town hall talk.
HM USA I’ve had mine since 14 and not had a single issue. None. Well the MPG isn’t near what the EPA said it would be.
probably the worst color it's offered in.
this front is one of the ugliest I've seen this year, I'm not sure why Alex is such a fan - he even gushes over this design in other car reviews.
Everyone likes it :) Including me that didn't before. If you're not such a bitch a bout it like me before, it'll grow on you.
SLOW DOWN >>>> You talk too fast.
I've owned Fords since 1976. my first Ford was a Mustang 2. I'm on my third Fusion se 2015. silver color sunroof with power seats blind spot mirrors. on my 2015 Ford Fusion. Ford offers great value for the money. I am a Ford man.