Gray said:
Can’t be worse than my buddy; he bought a 2013 1.6 turbo with 160k miles on it for $8900 at a predatory interest rate of 29%, which puts the payoff right around $18k for an 11-year-old car.
29%… They gonna need to call this number: But holy sheets, like they paying way more on the principal right? …right? Call that number…
Gray said:
Can’t be worse than my buddy; he bought a 2013 1.6 turbo with 160k miles on it for $8900 at a predatory interest rate of 29%, which puts the payoff right around $18k for an 11-year-old car.
That’s only a LITTLE bit worse than mine.
Gray said:
Can’t be worse than my buddy; he bought a 2013 1.6 turbo with 160k miles on it for $8900 at a predatory interest rate of 29%, which puts the payoff right around $18k for an 11-year-old car.
God damn. I hope you remind him of this every time you see him.
I paid $18.5 for my 2018 Fusion S Hybrid with 18k miles.
Mai said:
I paid $18.5 for my 2018 Fusion S Hybrid with 18k miles.
Yeah, I’m paying around that much for this one with just over 100k lol. It’s a 2016 also 
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Mai said:
I paid $18.5 for my 2018 Fusion S Hybrid with 18k miles.
Yeah, I’m paying around that much for this one with just over 100k lol. It’s a 2016 also .
Don’t feel bad; paid like $16.5k for a 2017 Hybrid Titanium w 100k miles. Still going strong at 160k miles and paid off though. I got my car after the pandemic when used car prices were insane, so it was a deal at the time, which is wild to think about. Most used hybrids were going for 20k at the time, no matter the miles.
Mai said:
I paid $18.5 for my 2018 Fusion S Hybrid with 18k miles.
I’m only just now realizing, 18 must have been the lucky number that day.
Mai said:
I paid $18.5 for my 2018 Fusion S Hybrid with 18k miles.
I traded a 16 SE AWD 2.0 with 117k a few months ago and got 7.5k at a dealership!
Can’t be worse than me. I rolled over an old loan into mine. I’m paying $600/mo for like 60ish months for a 2017 Sport. Got it with 60k miles. Has 80k now. Not my brightest decision, but just gotta roll with it now.
@Hollis
Predatory car loans and Ford Fusions seem like a common combination lol.
I still owe $8,800 on my 19 SE AWD 2.0 EcoBoost with 59k miles. Idk what I’d get for it if I sold it/bought it though.
Jessie said:
I still owe $8,800 on my 19 SE AWD 2.0 EcoBoost with 59k miles. Idk what I’d get for it if I sold it/bought it though.
Probably 15k.
@Hayes
You got a killer deal!
You’ll be thankful you got it tho. It’s quite a slick and comfortable ride. Just recommend NGK laser iridium spark plugs, a good engine air filter, running up to half a bottle of Seafoam in the oil for like 500 miles before an oil change to get all the prior gunk liquified and dropped out. Makes it shift real smooth.
I paid $18,995 for my 2018 Fusion Energi Platinum with 24,995 miles.
It’s almost empty S… so, really not so much I guess.
2013 SE for 7k with 136k miles.
I just recently got a 2019 Eco and SE for 8400. What are people saying the Eco is no good?
Noor said:
I just recently got a 2019 Eco and SE for 8400. What are people saying the Eco is no good?
The 2.0 engine can cause coolant intrusion up to May of 2019 manufacturing date. I found this out after I bought mine for $15,000 a few months ago, 84,000 miles Titanium.