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Used 2015 Ford Fusion

iSeeCars Score 8.7 / 10

  • Reliability 8.2 / 10

  • Value Retention 7.9 / 10

  • Safety 10 / 10

Average Price

$10,316

For Used Cars

Average Savings

$1,368

Based on all 2015 Fusion deals found

Biggest Savings

$3,654

Below estimated market price

Good Deals

$9,962

Typical price of a good deal

How to save money when buying a used 2015 Ford Fusion?

Drive Type A front-wheel drive (FWD) Ford Fusion can be priced $1,142 less than an all-wheel drive (AWD)

What colors are the best deals for a 2015 Ford Fusion?

Least Expensive Color

Purple

$969

Average Savings

Most Expensive Color

Orange

$700

Average Premium

Average car color pricing for a used 2015 Ford Fusion?

Rank Color Compared to Avg. Price
Purple $969 Savings
Black $371 Savings
Green $217 Savings
Beige $194 Savings
Gold $132 Savings
Blue $108 Savings
Silver $5 Higher
Gray $28 Higher
White $36 Higher
Brown $448 Higher
Red $590 Higher
Orange $700 Higher

What 2015 Ford Fusion color has the best resale value?

Price differences by car color compared to the average price of a used 2015 Ford Fusion

What is the best time to buy a used 2015 Ford Fusion?

Good times to buy

$237 Average Savings

January, August, September, October, November, December are good times to buy to find the best prices.

Good times to sell

$241 Average Premium

February, March, April, May, June, July are good times to sell to get the best prices.

Other Ford Fusion Years

Year Average Price Deals Listings
2020 Ford Fusion for Sale Near Me $17,013 Save $5,031 on 370 deals 977 listings
2019 Ford Fusion for Sale Near Me $15,664 Save $4,378 on 268 deals 696 listings
2018 Ford Fusion for Sale Near Me $14,331 Save $4,826 on 210 deals 574 listings
2016 Ford Fusion for Sale Near Me $11,190 Save $4,369 on 239 deals 718 listings
2014 Ford Fusion for Sale Near Me $9,847 Save $4,365 on 167 deals 541 listings

Ford Fusion Trims

Trim Average Price Deals Listings
Used Ford Fusion S $12,553 Save $4,699 on 242 deals 623 listings
Used Ford Fusion SE $12,220 Save $5,031 on 1,456 deals 4,250 listings
Used Ford Fusion Titanium $13,816 Save $4,972 on 192 deals 598 listings

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Popular Colors For 2015 Ford Fusion

Average Price Deals Listings
Green 2015 Ford Fusion $12,270 Save $1,770 on 2 deals 6 listings

Average Price of Ford Fusion Trims

Trim Average Price Listings Specs

Ford Fusion SE (2009-2020)

$11,802 5,335 Listings
Body Style Sedan
Drive Train AWD, FWD
Fuel Type Flex fuel, Gas
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Ford Fusion Titanium (2013-2020)

$13,531 829 Listings
Body Style Sedan
Drive Train AWD, FWD
Fuel Type Gas
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Ford Fusion S (2009-2020)

$12,249 769 Listings
Body Style Sedan
Drive Train FWD
Fuel Type Gas
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Ford Fusion SEL (2009-2012, 2019-2020)

$10,647 751 Listings
Body Style Sedan
Drive Train AWD, FWD
Fuel Type Flex fuel, Gas
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Ford Fusion V6 SEL (2006-2009)

$5,974 100 Listings
Body Style Sedan
Drive Train AWD, FWD
Fuel Type Gas
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Ford Fusion V6 SE (2006-2009)

$5,337 67 Listings
Body Style Sedan
Drive Train AWD, FWD
Fuel Type Gas
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Ford Fusion Sport (2010-2012)

$6,951 59 Listings
Body Style Sedan
Drive Train AWD, FWD
Fuel Type Gas
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Ford Fusion V6 Sport (2017-2019)

$16,430 56 Listings
Body Style Sedan
Drive Train AWD
Fuel Type Gas
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Ford Fusion I4 SE (2006, 2008)

$5,264 46 Listings
Body Style Sedan
Drive Train FWD
Fuel Type Gas
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Ford Fusion I-4 SE (2007)

$4,883 31 Listings
Body Style Sedan
Drive Train FWD
Fuel Type Gas
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Test Drive Review

2015 Ford Fusion
We thought that we pretty much had the family sedan segment all figured out when our test 2015 Ford Fusion 2.0 liter EcoBoost sedan rolled into our life for a week of tough testing traveling over 1,000 miles all around Southern California's pothole lined freeways. We had driven all of the Fusion's natural rivals and frankly were not expecting it to perform as amazingly as it did and for it to show itself to be class leading in so many key areas. It forced us to completely rethink "what makes a great family sedan?"

Well, if a wide array of choice is one thing you want from a family sedan then the 2015 Ford Fusion can provide that for you and then some. Not only does it come with our 2.0 liter 240 horsepower/231 lb. feet of torque turbocharged EcoBoost 4-cylinder but there is also a smaller 1.5 liter Ecoboost motor good for 181 horsepower/185 lb. feet of torque and an entry level 2.5 liter 175 horsepower/175 lb. feet of torque Duratec engine. But wait, there's more! Ford also sells not only a hybrid version of the Fusion with 188 horsepower/121 lb. feet of torque combined but also a plug-in hybrid as well called the Energi which offers up to 195 horsepower combined and can travel up to 19 miles in electric mode up to speeds of 85 miles per hour. Impressed?

While it is quite obvious that Ford left no stone unturned when it came to building a Fusion that could appeal to everyone, does it succeed on that count or is it the proverbial jack of all trades and master of none. Thankfully no, and while we haven't driven every powertrain combination available with the Fusion we did spend the day with both the Hybrid and Energi Fusion models and found they both felt a whole lot like driving any normal car albeit the hybrid did make us feel like the car had a tiny turbo attached, so difficult did we find it to detect any electric motor whine. But as with any electric motor, the car gets a nice boost when accelerating from a stop. The Energi was just very, very quiet and when the gas motor turned on we hardly noticed.

But given that the Fusion sells most of its volume to consumers buying the gas engine variants we will stick to talking about the 2.0 liter EcoBoost model we drove for an entire week. Not only did it have enough accelerative potency to put it up there with personal family sedan favorites like the 2015 Kia Optima Turbo, 2015 Honda Accord V6 and the admittedly slow selling (but not slow) Volkswagen Passat VR6 but it also simply glided over bad Los Angeles freeway pavement as if it was a 30 foot long stretch limo with an air suspension. Not sure how Ford managed to do that and still make it handle so entertainingly is a mystery for the ages.

But if you want to know the rest of our in depth impressions of the 2015 Ford Fusion sedan then keep on reading. This might just be the perfect family sedan for you and that army of mooches (kids, dogs, spouse) who make you always drive them around.

Fusion front

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