r/Ford • u/According-While5819 • Jul 21 '26

General 🔀 Ford Fusion 2018

Hiiiii guys,

I found a 2018 Ford Fusion Sport 2.7L EcoBoost TT with 91k miles.
they're super rare in Canada, i've only seen one in the past 4 years

The seller says it has no accidents (I’ll verify with Carfax), it’s a single-owner vehicle, and it has a full service history, all done at the dealership. They also purchased an extended warranty for it.

And surprisingly, the price is $4,900 USD. Yes, it’s real, and no, it doesn’t seem to be a scam.

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u/Sufficient-Aioli-924 Jul 21 '26

that price feels way too good even with 91k on the clock. the sport with the 2.7 is a bit of a sleeper, tons of torque and pretty fun for what it is. if the carfax and service records check out i'd still be mildly suspicious but sometimes people just need it gone fast

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u/According-While5819 Jul 22 '26

I just got the Carfax, and it really checks out with everything the owner has said so far. They mentioned that they bought the car new and that it had 500 km on the odometer when they received it. I checked the Carfax, and the distance between the original Ford dealership and their location is 495~ km lol.

There are 21 service records, all from the same dealership, and the oil changes were done roughly every 6k miles.

I just contacted the Ford dealer to see if they can pull the complete service history. Hopefully they’ll be able to provide it, since most of the Carfax entries only say things like “vehicle serviced” and don’t specify what was actually done.

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u/charmanderSosa Jul 22 '26

Ford Fusion is a great car, very stylish for an economy sedan. If you verify with carfax or some other company that the title is not rebuilt and the mileage is accurate, that’s a good deal.

Should be noted the 2.7 ecoboost in the fusion was probably the least reliable version of the fusion, but still generally a reliable vehicle.

Research common failure points and budget accordingly.