2020 Ford Fusion Prices and Deals

What's left in store:

The 2020 Fusion remains on sale in modest numbers. The Sport trim is no longer offered. As usual, the mid-range Fusion SE is most common, followed by the high-end Titanium. The entry-level S isn't nearly as popular with buyers and can be hard to find.

Fusion production ended months ago, and no replacement is planned. We expect the final examples to hang around for another month.

Current factory offers vary by region and are scheduled to remain in effect through March 31, 2021. Examples shown here are for California. Ford often adds bonus cash for Presidents' Day weekend.

Lease: From $229 for 36 months

Once again, you can lease a 2020 Fusion SE from $229 for 36 months (10,500 miles a year) with $1,999 due at signing. The effective monthly cost works out to $285, a very good value for a midsize sedan.

This offer reflects a $250 Select Inventory bonus on vehicles in stock longer than 60 days. Your total cost will be $250 higher on non-qualifying models.

Rebates: $4,500 off for all buyers

Once again, the 2020 Fusion comes with a $4,500 factory rebate for all buyers. This will likely be the final cash offer on the Fusion.

Finance: From 0% APR for 84 months

In place of the cash rebate, Ford continues to offer 0% financing for 84 months on the 2020 Fusion. That's pretty unusual for this model. We're not likely to see it again.