Ford Fusion

The Ford Fusion was Ford's mid-size sedan contender from 2006 to 2020, competing directly with the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord. Available with a wide range of powertrains, including four-cylinders, hybrids, and a powerful V6, it offered a more engaging driving experience than many of its rivals. The second generation, introduced for 2013, brought a distinctive design and more advanced technology.

While most Fusions are simply used cars, the Fusion Sport (2017-2019) has attracted a niche enthusiast following. It's powered by a twin-turbo 2.7L EcoBoost V6 producing 325 horsepower and 380 lb-ft of torque, paired with standard all-wheel drive. This combination turned the handsome family sedan into a legitimate sleeper, capable of surprising much more expensive machinery. These Sport models are the most collectible of the line.

The Fusion market is broad, reflecting its role as a daily driver for most owners. The average sale price sits below $10,000, representing the huge volume of standard models traded. However, the top of the market is defined by low-mileage, late-model Fusion Sport examples, which command a significant premium for their unique performance capabilities.

Prices range from $500 for project cars to $31,500 for low-mileage, late-model Sport variants.