[Platinum Hide IP 3.5.6.2 With Patch
Betty Neyhart
A new interpretation of our ultimate icon: the Autry Medalist. Striking the perfect balance between '80s tennis inspiration and a contemporary attitude, this women's sneakers elevates the versatile and distinctive design of the Medalist with unexpected volumes and bright new colorways.
All the signature elements remain unchanged: it's crafted from supple white leather with laminated platinum-tone details, perforated for breathability, and branded with Autry logo on the side. The rubber platform sole gives the silhouette a literal lift while offering a comfortable, steady stride.
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An incredible petite lab diamond and natural diamond engagement ring featuring a dazzling hidden halo that can only be seen from the side profile of the ring. Crafted in luxurious platinum this ring truly sparkles from every angle.
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Heavy Metal is a full grain hand selected leather from the finest European and New Zealand hides. Using state of the art processes, a metallic foil effect is applied to the surface resulting in a fusion of an artisan soft hand and feel with ultra modern finish. The beauty of this leather is complimented by large clean cutting surfaces and excellent yields. The durable finish enables this leather to be suitable for most public and private environments.
REACH (EC 1907/2006) compliant production aims to improve the protection of human and environmental health. Processed using low emission mineral tanning formulas which are environmentally respectful, the hides are retanned in aged oak drums using vegetable agents, natural fat liquors, oils and dyes that ensure the leather is properly through dyed. Natural color variations may occur even within the same dye lot.
I called right back when extended warranty told me NO! I left her a detailed message 3 days in a row - no response, each time. I finally spoke to someone else who informed me that she closed my case!! WTF?
Either way, the only way to find out what your Dealer and/or Ford will do is make a service appointment at your Dealership and have them take a look. If they can/will not help, then contact Ford Customer Relations.
Back in September you posted your Fusion was out of warranty and the Dealer did not/could not do anything to help. So in your case, you needed to contact Ford Customer relations ASAP. The longer you wait outside of warranty, the less likely Ford will do anything. Always be polite and ask to speak to the next level up, until you either get something done or get tired of trying.
I'm not a lawyer nor do I play one on TV, but I do know that a for a class action suit to go forward, a judge has to hold hearings and certify the "class." Therefore, I'd say that a new class would have to be established separately and certified. I think that bbf2530's suggestion to contact the lawyers that actually would know is the way to go. Unless we have a class action attorney on board here that can weigh in, I don't think that we're the people to ask.
While I can't verify that absolutely no one has, it is highly doubtful anyone was able to have their dash repaired/replaced by Ford after the 3 year/36,000 mile New Vehicle Warranty had expired. Let alone "well past 3 year, 36k warranty". But it wouldn't hurt to stop by a few of your local Ford Dealers to see if they are following to help you try.
And most of the people who have had it repaired after warranty have performed the repairs themselves. There are several existing threads with explanations, according to what the particular issue is with your car.
Hi everyone, I have a 2017 Ford fusion energi platnium. I've had it since July 2016, In 2019 I had the same issue with the leather pulling away from the emergency break light and the defrost vent. Ford did replace the dash, 5k and was covered under warranty. HOWEVER, here we are a few years later and the dash is again doing the same thing on the replacement (about an inch gap showing the foam/ white cloth under the leather by emergency vent, the white material its actually reflecting off the window now when you look out of it, very distracting). So even getting it replaced just started the process over. My car has 100k miles on it now and is 5 years old so im not paying 5k out of pocket to have the dash replaced just to have it happen again.
I was looking at just getting a dash repair kit, ( piece of brown leather, cut a small length to just cover the gap, has an adhesive back) and see where that goes. Its not going to look great by any means but it has to be better then exposed foam and white material on top of a leather premium dash.
Hi, We currently have our 2018 Fusion in for dash repair. It came apart just like the pictures everyone is posting. Ford Corp. initially stated they would pay $2400.00 and we had to pay $1700.00 due to the manufacture warranty being expired. We quickly found out the dash is not covered under the extended warranty ford sell. The dash is considered trim. We found this completely unacceptable for an item with known issues. After Ford Corp came back with this offer our local Food Dealership stepped up and covered the cost of repairs which Ford Corp would not cover, $1700.00. I can't say enough about how great our local dealer was during this mess.
I too have the exact same issue with my 2018 Platinum. I bought the car new and now has 54,000 miles. I noticed the changes in appearance @ 50,000. I have called FOMCO along with my local dealership in February 2023 and there still is no recall or reimbursement for this issue. For me a dash cover was never considered as the whole point of the Platinum model was to appreciate the upgraded trim. I just bought a dash cover to hide the eye sore that I paid thousands of dollars more in purchase. If anyone has made progress with this issue please post and I will keep updating any progress in status!
Hi Members,
I am having a same challenge, where Texas summer has created my Dashboard pretty Messy, Any one Who has tried to fix the dash board for Ford Fusion 2017 Platinum Hybrid through any Body shop. what can be the estimate on the repairing?
Kindly share the Dash leather Mats experience if any one is using. I am currently not in a mood of spending lots on the dash board.
Any suggestions will be appretiated.
I recently purchased a 2017 Fusion Platinum, here within the last month (July) I had noticed my passenger side near the windshield was peeling up. Upon further investigation I had found spots around my air vents and the de-froster vent to also be pulling up. I am guessing the leather that FoMoCo had used for these Platinum packages was not the best and does not withstand ANY type of heat. I live in Kentucky, so not saying its the desert but didn't think it would effect my dash. I had bought this car used, I did not extend the warranty.. rookie mistake I guess ... Is there ANYONE who has tried taking this problem to a shop? Or tried heating it back up and re-gluing it? I don'd want to spend $5-8,000 just to replace a dash.
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