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  1. The factory warranty on my '12 Fusion will be up in about 12 months. I received a packet of information from Ford for their Extended Warranty plan. I've got mixed feelings in general towards extended warranties. I haven't priced it out yet. My rough plan would be to keep the car for about 5-6 yrs, 75-85 K miles. Any recommendations?
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    Husky Liners

    Just purchased as set of Husky Liners for my ’10 SEL, specifically: Husky Liners 98361 Weatherbeater Flr Liner Set Sold by: Autoshepherd, LLC (via Amazon) Here’s a little feedback, since I saw earlier posts for various mats and liners. I’ve always hated dragging snow and salt onto my nice carpeted mats over the years. Liners seem to be a good option, especially now that the grandkids are jumping into the back seat. I purchased Husky because a previous post mentioned the driver’s side liner covers higher than the Weather Tech brand. The Huskys do cover the dead pedal very nicely - this area typically gets a lot of wear and dirt. I bought black rather than tan. Black compliments the tan rugs and seats very nicely. They fit great. I let them warm up, lying flat over night before I installed them. I have not noticed a problem with the driver’s side edge as a previous poster mentioned. Seems very tight. The rear liners cover over the hump, protecting that high traffic area – again the kids jumping in an out! My only disappointment so far is with the liner material itself. I’ve had factory “premium” mats in other cars and trucks, and these are a nice heavy rubber mat. The Husky Liners are more of a thin molded hard plastic – hard to the touch, and noisy with certain shoes. I guess they have to be more of a stiff shell by design. I plan on swapping back to the carpet mats in the Spring. It’s almost February in New England and virtually no snow this season!
  3. Sage, I think it will be a good purchasse for your family. I've got a 2010, with 20,000 miles. Bought it new. Never a single problem. When you test drive it, just watch for the usual things like rattles, odd noises. It should be silky smooth and very quiet - especially compared to your '96 Bronco! I would think the factory warranty would transfer to you.
  4. Just wondering if anyone has used any of the 3M chip guard products. It's a clear film that covers the bumper, hood edge and mirrors. Fit and ease of installation?
  5. I traded an '05 Focus for my '10 Fusion SEL. Loved the Focus.... a real "tank" from a reliablity standpoint. It was crude and ugly, but like an old sneaker it was comfortable. Great car to leave at the airport, park in the city, don't bother locking..... just never needed much attention. That '05 has some of the best ergonomics and handling of any car I've owned. Anyways, the wife has the Fusion now and I have her hand-me-down '08 Focus.
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    Engine cover?

    On my new '10, just noticed that there are 4 brass screw holes on the top of the engine. Should this be equpped with an engine cover? Or was that an option?
  7. Hi.. I'm looking to purchase a spare integrated key for my '10. Least expensive I've seen is 59-. Anyone else fund a good source?
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