Can you get myford touch for a seperate cost with the ford fusion?

Asked by Peterjefferson952 Feb 08, 2015 at 06:02 PM about the 2015 Ford Fusion S

Question type: Car Customization

I was thinking of getting a 2015 ford fusion s and i knew I wanted myford touch so I went
online it showed only the titanium model (which costs $10,000 more) had the 8" display. I
wanted to know if there is a way if i can get the myford touch for a separate price instead
of having to pay 10,000 for a bunch of features I don't even want. I would be better of
getting an audi for that price. So let me know if its possible to be able to just get it
separately because it doesn't make much sense if I can't.

2 Answers

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I don't think the Technology Package is available on the S, but it should be available on the SE. It's a $1100 add to get the bigger screen and My Ford Touch with Sync.

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Go on eBay and buy the dash set and touchscreen radio. Costs about $300-400 and put it in yourself. Simple install. You can YouTube it.

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