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There are a few cars out there that are having problems, I had one, got rid of it, and now have a HyTi and I got 47.1 today with less than 400 miles on it. The car DOES get EPA, you just have to know how to drive it. For the few who do have one of the cars having issues, you have my full sympathy.

Sorry to say I got a new HyTi and am keeping them, so no longer for sale. Thanks for looking though.

A 2010 with 20K, most likely sticking brake pads. The 2013 clicking is a missing shim on the axles. However, there could also be a loose axle. In either case have a dealer look at it.

Same here! Other than the Fusion I have been trading out the cars while they still held some positive equity, the Fusion is the only one that went negative on me, not sure why though.

I still have them, and no they only fit the 13 non AWD Fusions. The box got a little wet, we had some nasty rain and my basement got 2 inches of water in it, but the liners are OK and the box is fine, just a little water marked.

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Canceling my Music Only this month on my 10, and going to let the trial expire on the new one. I havent even turned it on yet in the new one. For $4 a month Ad free Pandora is much better. For 40 hours a month free, Ad based Pandora is even better. For areas of no reception when traveling, Flashdrive music! However, keeping the Travel Link in both, its less than $2 a month to have it, and the weather, movies, and gas prices makes it very useful, especially while traveling.

HAHAH very funny. :hysterical2:

Lots of Toyota lackeys posting there. OOH the Fords can never have the quality of Toyota! HAHAHA yeah, right. Compare my 2010 to a 2009 Toyota, and the Ford rules in quality! Dayum Toyota Kiddies!

Yes, missed a couple posts on the other site? They are black.

Priority number really has no affect on the actual build, more like priority of the dealers stand point. Allocation slots, Commodities, and dealers turn over rate have a lot more to do with when your car will be scheduled than anything else. If the dealer you ordered from sells Fusions quickly, there is a good chance of your order being moved up the list faster than if the dealer has a slow turn around, and has Fusions sitting for weeks. Also depends on how many allocation slots are used for that dealer. When the HyTi is in full productions, which I would say is about a month from now, and all caught up, 6-8 weeks would be a realistic number, but for now plan on up to 14 weeks to see it.

My 10 Hybrid is worth 16K on trade, and I currently owe 22 on it, so dont feel bad. I just got rid of a 2013 Fusion Hybrid that was not living up to its potential, best offer I got on it was 27500, but my dealer had told me that they would help me get out of the car when I made a decision on what to do, and gave me 31,500 towards a new Flex. Only reason they did this is I purchased a lot of cars from them over the years, and they also knew that something was not right with the car considering it wasnt my first Hybrid, and the crazy way it had to be driven to meet FORD's base MPG figures. Very grateful to my dealer for holding true to his word after doing some shopping around elsewhere on other cars.

Rides on rails is the best way to describe it, you turn that wheel and the car follows along. Takes S curves at 60 that others can barely touch at 50. Gets into that curve and plants itself well. I have only driven the Hybrid, so dont know how much OOMPH the 2.0 EB has, but add some real giddy up to this car and you have something special.

Full set, Asking $70 + shipping, Half what they retail for. if interested PM me

When I bought my Flex Ecoboost, that very same day I brought it home, in the mail was a $750 coupon! I feel your pain!