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Thanks for all your help cyberdman! Picked her up yesterday. Wish I had better pics but it started raining when I got home.

Thank you for that update. I talked to the salesman Tuesday night and he didn't see it come in yet. Not too happy with him.

Cyberdman is it too early for another update. I'm baffled as to where the car is....dealer doesn't know either. 2FMDK4JC6DBC96475. Thanks!

Up and at it early today cyberdman! Thanks for the update!!!! Hopefully the dealer gets it today or tomorrow (we're just a few miles from St. Louis).

Hey Cyberdman can I get an update? Hopefully it is close! 2FMDK4JC6DBC96475

Thank You! Come on train!

Hello, Can I get the status on this VIN? I am not having much luck with the dealer. 2FMDK4JC6DBC96475 Thanks!

Welcome, I'm the soon to be Edge owner (post below this one).

You bring up an interesting point. I bet there would be a lot of Fusion owners interested in some of the "new" parts. As long as they are quick swaps and easily available. Could create a new aftermarket market.

This is very good for Ford and their shareholders. I need to buy some stock!

I agree, i don't think a top tier fusion starting at 50k would do well in the states. However slap a Lincoln badge on it and make it its own model and you might get more sales. Although it doesn't scream Lincoln to me.

Interesting - I decided to order a 2013 Edge - but for a while was considering waiting until next June/July to see what the 2015's were going to be like. If the deal falls through on delivery I might still do that.

My dodge had this problem when I bought it- after 1 year it started to bubble under the paint. I had read about it on forums too and even some nightmare stories about how the dealer won't cover it - blah blah blah. I went to my dealer and he said he's seen it before and even explained how it was a bad batch of hoods with bad seams that weren't sealed properly. Anyway - they replaced it no problem and never had another problem. Sure hope Ford gets a clue and gets the issue resolved.

Most if not all new vehicles will probably have this feature because it's electronic ignition now. It's all computer controlled - beware of SKYNET.

Driver makes a big chunk of that time. Base specs like that are usually pretty conservative because of many factors that attribute to that time.