So I recently bought a 2015 Ford Fusion SE with the 2.0L ecoboost engine. I got it for $15000 with only 24k miles. Do you think I got a good deal. I used to own those e90 AWD bmw sedans and it was a gas guzzler.
In my opinion that is way overpriced but you bought it so you might as well take care of it.
Hey thanks for feedback, I double checked on kelly blue book and for my state and the miles and features it came with it showed that I was offered the lowest price. I do appreciate you replying back to voice out your opinion
Your welcome! Also realize that most people would agree with me that the KBB prices are made up the company that owns KBB is a used car seller (according to Scotty) so I would be leary but you didn't get ripped off or anything it is a decent deal so they can be good cars;)
It's only got 24k miles and you probably paid $10,000 less than a new one.
Keep up with maintenance, and take a nice vacation with the money saved.
i had a 2010 for a short time and my mechanic said they are pretty good cars
I had a 2013 with the 1.6L EcoBoost, which I bought with 48k mi in 2016. It seemed like a good car. I traded it for a band new 2017 Mustang leftover, cuz I wanted something with more power, though I still love the 2013-2020 body style Fusion. Take Scotty's advice, don't beat on the 2.0 turbo, and use decent gas/ have the fuel system cleaned intermittently as preventative maintenance, and it should be a decent car. The EcoBoost engines have Gasoline Direct Injection. The design doesn't spray gasoline over the intake valves and into the cylinders, like standard fuel injection does. Carbon tends to build up on the valves as time goes on.
