Ford locks in 2013 Fusion pricing from *$22,495, configurator now online

Jonathon Ramsey — Thu, 20 Sep 2012 18:30:00 EST

Filed under: Car Buying, Sedan, Etc., Ford

Four months after Ford put its 2013 Fusion configurator online with "survey" prices, the final amounts have been announced: $21,700 for the base Fusion S with its 2.5-liter four-cylinder, plus $795 in destination fees makes for a $22,495* starting price. That's the same price as four months ago, and the same price as the outgoing Fusion. Including destination, the SE adds niceties like a keyless entry pad, power driver's seat and SiriusXM, andwill set you back $24,495 - five bucks more than the survey price. Essentially every other trim holds steady: the SE with the 1.6-liter EcoBoost is $25,290 in either manual or auto, the 2.0-liter EcoBoosted SE is $26,745, the SE Hybrid is $27,995 and the Titanium (which adds keyless/pushbutton start, Sony HD audio, dual exhaust, etc.) is $30,995. A further $2,000 is needed to claim all-wheel drive.

The Luxury Package price has gone way up, though. On the survey site, the package topped out out $2,000 on the SE Hybrid, and cost $1,505 to add to the 1.6-liter EcoBoost or $1,050 to add to the 2.0-liter EcoBoost. It still costs the same $2,000 to include on the hybrid, but now you'll need $2,300 to inject either 1.6-liter EcoBoost Fusion with more plush, and the 2.0-liter EcoBoost automatically includes the Luxury Package and adds $1,455 to the price. All of the permutations and combinations await your clicks at the Fusion configurator.

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Ford releases pricing for all five 2010 Fusion models

John Neff — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 14:27:00 EST

Filed under: Car Buying, Sedan, Ford

Fusion S: $19,270 (2.5L 4, six-speed manual)

The dust has hardly settled from Ford's big showing at the 2008 LA Auto Show, and already it's making news again with the new 2010 Fusion. Today Ford launched a minisite to promote the redesigned mid-size sedan, and contained therein is pricing for all five models. Everything begins with the base Fusion S model that starts at $19,270 and comes with the new 2.5L four-cylinder and a six-speed manual. The range tops out at the Fusion Hybrid, which starts at $27,270. That's a little more than the Toyota Camry Hybrid, which begins at $26,150, but as AutoblogGreen points out, the Fusion Hybrid comes with Ford's new EcoAssist gauge cluster that may be worth the extra money to buyers. We've also learned that the Fusion Hybrid's fuel economy in the city will be 39 mpg, which is 6 mpg better than the Camry Hybrid, so you will be getting more for your money.

Fusion SE: $20,545 (2.5L 4, six-speed manual)

Fusion SEL: $23,975 (2.5L 4, six-speed auto)

Fusion Sport: $25,825 (3.5L V6, six-speed auto with SelectShift)

Fusion Hybrid: $27,270 (2.5L Atkinson, E-CVT transmission

[Source: Ford]

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