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I have the Ford one. Don't expect an aftermarket one to fit any better.

 

Even the Ford one is a pain to install. Ford didn't make it easy to cut the trunk liner for access to the studs that the anchors attach to. Even after cutting the liner, the liner needs to be pushed back somewhat un-naturally to screw the anchors into place.

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I agree with Big Jim. The price for the Ford is pretty high, but you'll almost be better off with the Ford one. As Big Jim said they did not design it well. What I had to do was cut a hole in the liner and fish the loops through the hole that I had cut to the hooks behind the liner. Other wise it would cause the liner to look all deformed. You do get the hooks when you order the trunk net.

If you can find an after market one that works great then that is good news, but the only thing you'll probably have an issue with is just getting it hooked up to the studs behind the liner.

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Chingon, I found a Video here that should help you.

You will probably need to find hooks to work with the Tarus net. I may go the same route with a generic net. I have a Milan and I do have a couple of studs on the sides of the trunk under the opening lip, so I think I can put top hooks there. I don't know if the Fusion is made the same way.
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