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Voltcheck ProFusion Energi SE Luxury
Dealer description
Ford Blue Certified, SE Luxury trim, leather seating and an electrified hybrid powertrain give this 2017 Ford Fusion Energi a more upscale, efficient personality than a basic midsize sedan. With 90,104 miles, front-wheel drive, an E-CVT automatic and White Gold Metallic paint, it blends comfort, technology-minded engineering and everyday practicality in one distinctive package. The Energi badge is the defining part of this Fusion’s identity. Rather than relying on a conventional gasoline-only setup, this sedan uses a hybrid four-cylinder powertrain paired with an electronic continuously variable transmission. That gives the car a smooth, easy-driving character that fits commuting around Wesley Chapel, New Tampa and Tampa especially well, where stop-and-go traffic and daily mileage can make an electrified drivetrain particularly appealing. SE Luxury trim adds another layer to the story. Leather seating gives the cabin a more premium feel than a basic commuter sedan, while the White Gold Metallic exterior has a warm, upscale look that helps this Fusion stand apart from the typical black, white and silver choices. It is the kind of configuration that can serve as a professional daily driver during the week and still feel comfortable enough for longer trips around Tampa Bay. The four-door sedan body keeps the Fusion easy to live with. Passenger access is straightforward, the trunk separates cargo from the cabin, and the lower profile makes the car simple to maneuver in parking lots, office garages and crowded shopping areas. For drivers who do not need the height or bulk of an SUV, a midsize sedan can still be one of the most efficient ways to handle daily transportation. At 90,104 miles, this Fusion has accumulated regular use, but the odometer remains reasonable for its age and fits well with the rest of the vehicle’s story. The combination of leather, SE Luxury trim, hybrid power and Blue Certified backing gives shoppers several reasons to consider this s
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- Battery health report The seller can pull one from the car; it's the only real degradation data, and nothing remote can measure it.
- Build date (door-jamb sticker) and original in-service date Settles mid-year running changes; the in-service date, not the model year, starts the warranty clock.