WPWoodJr

I don't think you can get the FFH with 18" wheels ?!?

What does "open allocation" mean?

See post 13 in this thread: http://www.fordfusionforum.com/index.php?s...post&p=9271

If you go here http://bp2.forddirect.fordvehicles.com/2010-Ford-Fusion and spec out a car there will be a link to a page where it shows you local dealer inventory; you may be able to find one locally to drive.

I'll be interested to see what your cost is after FDAF etc. I'd be very surprised if you can save $3000; the difference between MSRP and invoice on my car with the 502a package was $2795. Subtract $500 and you're down to $2295, then $470 for FDAF and you're down to $1825 under MSRP.

Yes, you're right about the "Destination Charges". I did the math wrong. The inventory price with the 502a package was $29145 (including $725 destination charges), + $500 "over invoice", + $470 FDAF = $30,115. I got it for $30,120.85 before taxes so an extra $5.85 snuck in there somehow. :huh: I'm basing the invoice price on Edmund's TMV pricing report, which doesn't seem to include FDAF.

How is the Sony stereo? Good bass and treble? I can't wait to hear it! Are you hypermiling to get 42mpg?

That's the same colors I ordered, with the 502a package. :-)

On Sat 3/28 went to local dealer and saw 2009 Fusion which I liked. Spoke to my brother-in-law who sells Audis and he found a dealer near him who would sell 2010 Fusion Hybrid for $500 over invoice. Called my dealer and they would not budge without "proof"; I didn't want to put my brother-in-law's contact out so told them I wouldn't drive to another dealer just to get a quote for them. Found another dealer nearby who matched the price. Total cost with 502a package before taxes $30,120; $28,875 + $775 dealer prep + $470 "FDAF Assessment" (whatever that is), with $500 down. With the $3400 tax credit that brings it down under $27,000. Seems like a good deal! :happy feet: Dealer said it would take 8 weeks to get it.