FORD FUSION HYBRID PROBLEMS

1. Steering problems:

• Loose steering wheel. Wheel became loose while driving, potentially detaching (e.g., "The dealer where I purchased the car has offered to buy the vehicle back due to numerous issues", "Steering wheel became loose while driving.").
  
• Power steering failure. Loss of power steering, making it very difficult to steer (e.g., "Power steering failed", "Started car and 'service power steering now'," "This has happened on 2 occasions in the last 3 months," "Lost all power steering in the middle of turning").
  

2. Brake problems:

• ABS module/brake failure. ABS system cutting out, leading to brake failures (e.g., "ABS module had a glitch", "Complete loss of brakes while the vehicle was in motion").
  
• Brake pedal travelling to floorboard. Excessive force needed to stop the vehicle (e.g., "Brake pedal traveled to the floorboard", "Brakes became spongy").
  

3. Electrical system issues:

• System failures. Vehicle stalling or warning indicators illuminating (e.g., "Control circuit overlay or harness", "Complete loss of acceleration", "Brakes failed when the vehicle was in motion").
  
• Throttle body issues. Throttle body causing issues such as sudden deceleration or stalling (e.g., "No throttle response", "Dealer confirms throttle body problem").
  

4. Door and latch issues:

• Door latch failures. Door not closing properly or doors vibrating excessively (e.g., "Door doesn't close", "Excessive vibration of the doors", "Door ajar indicator coming on").
  

How long do Ford Fusion Hybrid last?

With proper maintenance and care, a Ford Fusion Hybrid can last for well over 150,000 to 200,000 miles or more. Factors such as regular servicing, driving conditions, and maintenance practices can influence the longevity of the vehicle. Adhering to the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule, addressing any issues promptly, and ensuring proper care of the hybrid components can help extend the lifespan of the Ford Fusion Hybrid. Additionally, factors such as driving habits, road conditions, and environmental factors can also impact the overall longevity of the vehicle. Regular maintenance and timely repairs can contribute to a long service life for the Ford Fusion Hybrid.