jat0303

Check out my post on another thread below. The pictures were for the floor mats but one shows the aluminum pedals that I had installed (see post #21 - this thread) http://fordfusionhybridforum.com/topic/6960-2013-ffh-found-better-floor-mats/

I've found some custom floor mats that are a much better fit for the driver's side of the FFH. I've been reading on other threads about people looking for floor mats to replace the short one on the driver's side and I had been looking for a mat that went up under the pedals too. I got a set of mats from http://qualitycarmats.com/ I had e-mailed the company before buying them and they told me the driver's side mat extended 9 inches more than the OEM mats. I received them yesterday and have attached pictures for anyone who's interested in seeing how they fit. I got the 28 oz Stain Resistant Plush Pile which is thicker than the OEM's. They are a little pricey but worth it to replace the Ford driver's side mat which was worthless in my opinion. You'll see from the pictures, I did get gray for my black Ti interior because the black mats always show the dirt more. I think they look fine and the ambient lighting really shows up much better! The snap grommets were a perfect fit. Hope this is helpful for people who are still looking for better mats for their FFH.

Just wondering if the driver's floor mat goes all the way up under the pedals? I called another company about the Autosport mats and they told they didn't go under the pedals. Car ID is checking on the Lloyd's and getting back to me. I don't want to spend a lot of money on 1/2 a mat on the driver's side. The OEM is pretty much worthless to me. Thanks.

I took delivery of my Hybrid Ti 2 weeks ago. I asked where the aluminum pedals were and told them they were still shown on the online brochure as a component of the titanium trim. They agreed with me and ordered the parts. Just had them installed yesterday - took them 2 hours. They do look nice!

I got my HyTi almost two weeks ago (special order) and got it for $100 under invoice. I also got the $500 rebate and $750 coupon (thanks to people on this site). Of course, I did pay sales tax, the $799 destination charge, $540 advertising assessment as well as $47.88 for a tank of gas (which cost them a few bucks as gas prices are at $4/gal where I live!).