Four months after Ford put its 2013 Fusion configurator online with "survey" prices, the final amounts have been announced: $21,700 for the base Fusion S with its 2.5-liter four-cylinder, plus $795 in destination fees makes for a $22,495* starting price. That's the same price as four months ago, and the same price as the outgoing Fusion. Including destination, the SE adds niceties like a keyless entry pad, power driver's seat and SiriusXM, andwill set you back $24,495 five bucks more than the survey price. Essentially every other trim holds steady: the SE with the 1.6-liter EcoBoost is $25,290 in either manual or auto, the 2.0-liter EcoBoosted SE is $26,745, the SE Hybrid is $27,995 and the Titanium (which adds keyless/pushbutton start, Sony HD audio, dual exhaust, etc.) is $30,995. A further $2,000 is needed to claim all-wheel drive.
The Luxury Package price has gone way up, though. On the survey site, the package topped out out $2,000 on the SE Hybrid, and cost $1,505 to add to the 1.6-liter EcoBoost or $1,050 to add to the 2.0-liter EcoBoost. It still costs the same $2,000 to include on the hybrid, but now you'll need $2,300 to inject either 1.6-liter EcoBoost Fusion with more plush, and the 2.0-liter EcoBoost automatically includes the Luxury Package and adds $1,455 to the price. All of the permutations and combinations await your clicks at the Fusion configurator.
Via: Ford locks in 2013 Fusion pricing from *$22,495, configurator now online
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