2017 Ford Fusion SE vs Titanium

When shopping for a new vehicle, there are a lot of things to consider. For instance, after you decide which make and model you want, you must choose a trim level that best suits your needs and desires. Nowadays, most models come in multiple trims, each of which is equipped with a unique set of features and capabilities. Those of you who are curious about the key differences and similarities between the 2017 Ford Fusion SE and Titanium trims can utilize the following comparison to make a more well-informed decision.

Differences between the Ford Fusion SE and Titanium

Fusion SE VS Fusion Titanium
$25,588 Starting MSRP $34,488
2.5L Duratec I-4 Base Engine 2.0L EcoBoost I-4
6-speed automatic Transmission 6-speed SelectShift automatic with paddle shifters
17-inch premium painted luster nickel-painted Wheels 18-inch machine-faced painted pockets
Halogen Headlights LED
6 speakers Audio System 12-speaker Sony and HD Radio technology

Right off the bat, you are sure to notice the 2017 Fusion Titanium has a higher starting price than the 2017 Fusion SE. Likewise, the Titanium trim comes with more advanced elements, some of which are outlined in the table. The Ford Fusion Titanium is also equipped with a few additional features that are either optional or not available in the SE trim. These include:

  • Dual-zone electronic automatic temperature control
  • Reverse Sensing System
  • Leather-wrapped steering wheel
  • Ambient lighting
  • Auto-dimming rear view mirror
  • Aluminum sport pedals
  • Intelligent Access with Remote Start System
  • SYNC 3
  • Heated front seats

Read more: How does the Ford Fusion compare to the Hyundai Elantra?

What elements do the 2017 Fusion SE and Titanium share?

Despite their differences, the 2017 Ford Fusion SE and Titanium also share quite a few features and qualities. On the outside, both Fusion models come with LED signature lighting and Daytime Running Lights. The SE and Titanium trims are also equipped with three 12-volt powerpoints, Push Button Start, MyKey, a Rear View Camera, and much more.

If you would like to learn more about the differences and similarities between the 2017 Ford Fusion SE and Titanium, we encourage you to take a look at our available inventory at Sherwood Ford and schedule a test drive at your convenience.

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