Normally id agree 100% but this guy had extensive and expensive service records/repairs. It made no sense to me because mechanically its in great condition for its age, but it also only has 69k miles miles. It was old man owned and inherited by the grandson who I got it from.

I get so annoyed when people post cars for sale and if they even include an interior picture that wasnt taken at 10pm, they just leave all their trash in the floorboard.

Yeah the seats that came in it were also the powered and memory, but the titanium has a more bolstered seat that I found alot more comfortable. I found a set with the same options and was able to swap them trouble free, just had to reset the right front seat airbag sensor with a scantool, something with the weight of…

Yeah I agree, I think the original look was the best before the 2 mini facelifts.

Yeah the transmission has alot to do with that, drive a FoST with the same engine and its not even close to the same.

I had a 2016 Fusion SE Ecoboost for a little over 3 years and I absolutely loved it. Everyone who got in it was surprised by how nice it was and it performed flawlessly under my ownership. It was a great daily driver, roadtrip and uber/lyft car.

Make them more fun, like my Mustang and maybe people will use them.

What an awesome fb group, joining that one.

Lol I actually searched my local craigslist and Marketplace for these a few days ago.

God damn that is a beautiful car.

In 2013-14 Ford offered the Fusion with a 1.6 Ecoboost/6 speed. I drove one once and it was not too bad, plus they are all cheap when you do find them. I have seen a few that are super clean, low miles for like 13k, plus Cobb offers a tune!

Definitely a good read, and super odd timing because I was actually looking for a TC this morning on Marketplace, lol. I had a P71 that I sold and miss, and thought a full luxo version would be nice next to my S550 Mustang and SVT Focus.

Well I only see them when they are broken, and its mostly stupid stuff like panoroof leaks.

Yeah those too, but id personally rather deal with the cost and maintenance of a used Focus over a Golf that I drive 70 miles a day, but I also work at a VW dealer so maybe I know too much, haha.

For the cheap manual/MPG id also suggest a 2012+ Focus with the manual. You can even find them in Titanium+hatchback form. Those cars are great without the Powershift and cheap to buy/own with high 30s on the highway.

Really and of the Big 3 muscle/pony cars is the right answer.

I am 30 with no kids, but a serious Ford fanboy and I loved the movie, I also went to see if with another buddy who is my age and could care less about cars and he also really liked it.

I saw Ford v Ferrari this weekend, 10/10. 

I agree, all the new edge V6s look like hell, and 99% of them are driven by trashy white girls who care more about getting their next fix than anything else.

Replacing our trash US Ecosport with the Puma that just came out overseas would do ALOT to keep Focus buyers in the brand IMO.