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It was kind of an redundant question.On the used market, they trade for similar prices to the regular Fusions. I paid $16k for a 2 year old car with 23k miles from a dealer. But to your point, the .gov has a handy comparison tool, so here's how the most fuel efficient all gasoline Fusion, the hybrid Fusion, and the PHEV Fusion break down:
Compare Side-by-Side
Compare the MPG of cars and trucks side-by-side. Compare the gas mileage and greenhouse gas emissions of new and used cars and truckswww.fueleconomy.gov
So according to the .gov site you pay $12k more for a Fusion Energi to save $2500 over 5 years as compared to a normal Fusion? That doesn't pencil out very good to me.
A new Fusion Energi on Ford's website starts at $34k, base gas car starts at $22k.