WHY I SOLD MY FORD FUSION AFTER 85,000 MILES

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[@Lw2201]

If you hated the fusion you'll really hate that BMW.

[@santiago7091]

I have a 2017 fusion hybrid with 220k miles and it’s still running good. I just changed the brakes and rotors, put 3 sets of tires and changed the spark plugs once good cars!!!

[@musicmike1967]

I have had a 2014 Fusion for a year and has 150,000 kms it has been almost flawless other then oil changes completely trouble free.

[@andrewv007]

“I don’t drive the car” 85,000 miles in 4 years

[@jessieallen8296]

You must drive like a real tool. I sold mine with the original continental tires with 58000 miles and the tires still had enough tread for another 10 to 15000 miles

[@billybob7767]

some folks don't know that there is such a thing as "dealership tires" and "tires." You could get the same exact Continental ContiPro tires AFTER you bought the car, and they'd likely last longer. Manufacturers put on name brand tires for the appeal and to reflect pricing, but it's actually a lesser quality then it's consumer bought companion.

[@samlocoaa1726]

I own a 2017 ford fusion, put 54,000 miles on it under a year, zero problem not even a tire problem. Went back to dealership because I need another car for girlfriend, drove 10 different cars ended up buying another 2017 ford fusion platinum cant stop loving it

[@schwiftyflaps]

Lol says he never drove the car and has 85 000 miles in 4 years on it.... Mines a 2014 (my only car) and only has 45 000 miles on it.

[@ChipsA17]

I sell a car because of high miles. Bro hasn't seen high miles. The last 3 cars I have bought started with 70k miles. And all of them lasted above 200k. My fusion will probably do the same. Just take care of the car regular maintenance and cleaning that's it. No harder than driving it every day lol

[@dumbdumb5821]

This review is not common with Ford Fusions. They are great cars at decent prices.

[@paulstein9258]

My great Fusion is a 2017 Platinum. MSRP was $ 41,300. Included self park, AWD, every possible option. $ 36,000 after discounts. As future proofed as you can get. Parallel parks itself within 6 inches of the curb every time. I did have a frozen screen at 13,000 miles. Did not affect drivability. Dealer replaced the APIM. The fix solved the problem, and oddly, added features I didn’t have. To me, it is a Lincoln with the Ford badge.

[@barbarabrunson8605]

Awwww...I'm sad 😞 I loved that car...Well I can't wait to see what your next car is gonna be! Good luck to you in all of your adventures, and hope to see a new video soon. ☺

[@metatronmen2431]

If you have a lot of snow, rain, mood, sand or salt you must consider buy a set of floor mats like weatertech or husky, I have it in my Fusion, they are the best money I spend in my car.

[@secondlyf2545]

Its 2021 but I'm still wondering if the gopro giveaway is still available

[@Moe_Jones]

For the first minute of the video, I had a vibe that you took it into the outskirts to take out it's memory.

[@wrightharris4365]

I purchased a ‘13 fusion hybrid brand new. Consistently get forty plus mpg never had a problem with the car other than a starter battery that had to be replaced that was my own fault. EVERYTHING is original-tires brake bulbs etc. I love this dependable solid car. Would buy it again if they only continued to make them. 👍

[@danielargabright5591]

The original Michelin all season tires on my 2018 Ford fusion hybrid lasted 45,000 miles and they honestly probably would’ve lasted 50,000 miles but I change them a bit earlier than I needed to since they didn’t seem to be performing as well on wet roads anymore and I felt it handling worse than it had been.

[@jdhein32]

I have a 2013 Ford Fusion SE and I just hit 89,000 miles on it. It has been a great vehicle and is my daily driver as well. Love it. Replaced Spark Plugs and changed tires once. Also put in a K&N Air Filter. Drives like a champ!!

[@MrTomengle]

We had a 2015 Fusion SE and just traded it for a 2020 Escape Hybrid. Getting ready to sell my big Suburban and get another Fusion. AWD this time though. Loved that car.

[@deec4042]

I have a 2015 Ford Fusion and my tires have only needed replacing once with 50, 000 miles.