r/FordFusionHybrid

The dealership noticed when they did my last oil change that there was an oil leak, took it back in to have them look at it further. They are telling me that it is the oil pan leaking and that there recommendation is to re-seal it. Quoted me like $2700 bucks to do that job saying it is more labor than anything. Any insight if they are over charging me or not for that?

Hi everybody, I’m in the market for a used car trying to get something reliable but in the cheaper side. I owned a 2014 fusion that a friend gave me for the past 4 years, got it to 250k miles before an accident took it out, and I’m now interested in a 2010 fusion hybrid with about 130k miles and a $5800 OTD price tag. If inspection comes back good would this be a good buy? Thanks.

Hi, I'm looking at buying a 2014 Ford Fusion hybrid with 153k on it.

153k doesn't bother me at all except for the fact of the battery pack. Would that have to be replaced with that many miles?

The car overall is in great shape.

I told my dealer I'm interested in hybrid cars and he offered a swap, I trade in the 2015 corolla with 160k miles I bought from him and he's giving me a 2015 fusion hybrid he obtained recently.

I don't know the full details about the car yet, I do know I could use the lower gas consumption as I'm doing gig work, but what scares me is the issues older fusion hybrids have with the transmission. I'm thinking of the fusion is 100k miles or less I'm pulling the trigger and changing the trans fluid religiously to try and catch it early.

What do you think?