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If I've already sold my 2019 Fusion Energi back to Ford, and received the $250 gas stipend can I still join a class-action suit? wakasc

I think my Fusion Energi buy-back was made possible by California's Lemon Law. It was noted more than once somewhere in all the paperwork this involved.......getting a Honda Accord Hybrid as replacement. I've had a bunch of Hondas in my auto-history all without issue: 2 Civics 2 Preludes 1 Accord 3 CR-Vs I guess it could just be that Ford's foray into the plug-in technology was a bit premature.

I have a 2019 Fusion Energi and received a recall notice. I went through filling out and sending documentation in order to initiate a buy-back. They're offering $20220.63 which includes sales tax. That said, why doesn't Ford just replace the funky battery cell with one from the 2016, 2017, or 2018 models? These years aren't mentioned in the recall. Side note: A friend of mine started buying non-functioning Fusion Hybrids back when they were first introduced. He would open up the hybrid battery compartment and test all the cells, finding and replacing the dead cells......made a small fortune doing this. wak

I've had the same problem for 9 months......I think the AC cable is not robust enough to handle 12 amps. I filled out a report form at the Underwriters Laboratory website and sent pictures. "3 COND 16 AWG & 2 COND 22 AWG 600V EVE" is stamped on my AC cable. I will post their reply when it arrives.