2019 Ford Fusion Hybrid Titanium
Verdict #781 · 69,680 miles · VIN 3FA6P0RU8KR227084 · Stock #NS1862 BUY
“2019 Fusion Hybrid Titanium at $18,104 — 47 mpg luxury for commuter money.”
Pros
- Fusion Hybrid: ~43 mpg combined, proven hybrid system
- Titanium — top trim with Sony audio and full features
- 69,680 miles is low for a 2019
Cons
- Fusion is discontinued — some trim parts thinning out
- Verify hybrid battery health via service records
- Sedan resale is soft — buy to keep
Analysis
The Fusion Hybrid Titanium is the used-market sleeper: top-trim comfort, genuine 40+ mpg, and Ford’s proven hybrid system — at $18,104 with only 69,680 miles. Comparable Titanium hybrids with 65–75k miles trade $17,000–$19,500; this sits mid-band with below-average miles.
The value score earns a bump on running costs: 43 mpg combined at this price is unmatched in the comfort class. Verify the hybrid battery health and enjoy one of the cheapest luxury-feeling commutes available. Buy.
Market Comparison
2019 Ford Fusion Hybrid Titanium sedans with 65–75k miles list nationally at $17,000–$19,500. At $18,104 with 69,680 miles this car sits mid-band with below-average miles — fairly priced for 43-mpg top-trim comfort.
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