2019 FORD FUSION SE STANDARD AND OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT 

I'm looking into the Black with matching painted rims with the two tone Light Putty interior. Been interested in one since last year

hmm, good to know, thanks

Look at the 2022 they may be bringing it back.

It’s because people only want to drive SUVs and Trucks

The Fordpass app features work without getting a data plan, the data plan is only if you want to use the vehicle as a wifi hotspot for devices. I was told recently from Ford that they are going to limit the 2019 vehicles to a 1 year of these services for free and then make every one pay a subscription for those features as well which is a shame. Hopefully they get enough customers complaining that they rethink that decision.

Warranties will still be honored on any discontinued models as well as parts will still be available. I believe they will have a 2020 model for the Fusion as well. I felt confident enough to buy a 2019 Ford Fusion Hybrid myself.

It's a good idea to grab a '19 model ...that's what we are doing! Just love these cars. No worries just cause they stop making it. Ford says now it will go into 2020 model yr due to demand.

Most car companies delete it for cost cutting measures.

Some time during the 2018 model year, Ford eliminated the engine cover. I purchased a late 2018 model and it didn't come with the cover, none of the 2019's come with them either.

It is not driven, it is shipped by carrier company. Invoice is done on in stock vehicle and ordered units as well.

@@longmcarthur I see. That's good to hear. Thanks for your reply!

Three months was the length of time for mine. Now I get incessant offers from Sirius wanting me to purchase it.

Trey Lawrence yes I hate my speakers NOT LOUD enough. I have the 2019 SE

ACC? Do you mean Adaptive Cruise Control? If so, it is part of the Co-Pilot 360 Assist Package.

@@longmcarthur mine doesn’t come with ACC and I have 2019 Ford copilot

There's a unique five digit code for your vehicle that should be in your glove compartment or written in your owner's manual. If you don't have it, go to a Ford dealer and they can retrieve it for you. You need this five digit code before you can use the keyless pad. If you have this code, enter it on the key pad, and then press 1-2 within five seconds. Now you can select a new personal code. Enter your personal five digit code, then press 1-2 within five seconds to save your new code. Once it's saved you can now enter it anytime you need to access the interior of your vehicle, even without your fob on you. I believe you can save up to five different personal five digit codes. So here's an example of how to proceed with programming. If you decide on 67352 as a personal five digit code, to program this, first enter your factory five digit code, wait for one to two seconds, now enter your code which in this example is 67352, wait for two seconds then press the 1-2 keys to save it. To save another five digit code, repeat the process but this time press 3-4 instead of 1-2. To save a third code, repeat the process but this time instead of 3-4, press 5-6. To lock your vehicle, use your thumb to press the 7-8 and 9-0 button at the same time. To unlock your trunk, enter your five digit code, wait one second and then press the 5-6 button.

Oh, sorry I misunderstood what you were asking. I'm not sure about the plug, I would think your nearest Ford dealer or auto parts store would be able to hook you up.

@@longmcarthur Yeah you would think that wouldn't you...I have tried a couple. One suggested I buy a plug on Amazon for $27.22....but Amazon says it will not fit a 2019 Fusion.... So I don't get a dang cord with a new vehicle, got to buy it separate, and then have to wait to get it and see if it will or won't fit.... :(

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That's because I didn't turn the engine completely on because I'm inside a closed building.