BigShabazz

I've been looking around on websites like Tirerack.com and a couple others and plan on getting a new set of wheels come spring or summer time for my 2010 SE. I've taking a liking to the 19" ASA GT1's that I've found on above mentioned site, but I've heard that some car models have issues with spacing even though it's said to be flush. I was wondering if anyone who's put aftermarket wheels on their car had any sort of issue like this. And if so if there's anything that could be done to remedy the situation. Also, is there anything in the owner's manual about the dimensions for wheels? I've skimmed through the online manual, but when I bought my car used, it just came with a maintenance one. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thanks much.

I have a 2010 Fusion as well and I recently came across the same problem. My problem was that the passenger side seat belt was twisted, and when I laid it out the way it should've been, it stopped the rattling. Made me think that my car was falling apart. Which was a common problem with my old car.

Did some searching and found this: http://www.lombardfordaccessories.com/productDetail.cfm?productID=13040&categoryID=51&productTypeID=6 Problem for me is that it says the mobile sync setup only works for the 2009 Model :doh: You know of any other sites that have the bluetooth kits available akirby?

The Fusion that I got was pretty much a base model SE. My question though is if there is a way that I could take my car to the dealership or something and get Ford SYNC or some sort of bluetooth capability added to the vehicle. Because I've noticed on my, what I like to call my "button tower" that there is a button with a picture of a phone on it. Is there some sort of component that I could install to be able to use it? Also, would any sort of electrical upgrade like that if it does exsist void any warranty I have in regards to electronics? Thanks.

I honestly had no idea that the bin to the left of the steering wheel was for change. All I knew about it is that it's not an ashtray. Which is stated by the no smoking sign on the side of it. I've just been using it to hold various small items.

I just financed a used 2010 Fusion about 2 weeks ago, and I love it so far. I have had no problems with the gauges at all. In fact, I'm in agreement with all the people that say they have no problem with it. I mean, the only problem that I could see with the guages being impossible to see is when you're driving into the sun without the visor down.