
Ford is increasing the Fusion’s price by up to $6,190 depending on the model.
The Ford Fusion is not long for this world, but it is getting a mild update for the 2019 model year. By 2020, the company will kill the Fusion off, but not before bumping up the price. On the surface, that seems like an odd move. However, according to a Cars Direct report, it’s still happening. Ford’s ordering guide suggests prices on 2019 Fusion models can jump by up to $6,190 over the 2018 model.
That’s not to say every Fusion model will increase by that amount. The base Fusion S will reportedly start at $23,735 including destination charges – a $645 increase over the 2018. The SE will go up by a $650 to $25,015. While those are modest increases – especially considering 2019 Fusion models get more equipment – higher trim levels are more drastic.
Why is the 2019 Fusion so much more expensive?
Back in February, Ford announced their plans over the next two years in their “Ford Uncovered” event. In the case of the 2019 Fusion, the biggest addition was Ford’s Co-Pilot 360 system, the company’s next generation safety equipment suite. The system includes emergency braking, blind spot monitoring, lane keep assist, a back-up camera and automatic high-beams.
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