2016 Ford Fusion not working at all

Asked by Corri92 May 04, 2017 at 06:43 PM about the 2016 Ford Fusion SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I bought a 2016 Ford Fusion a couple of months
ago and now it's not working at all. I can't
lock/unlock my doors. It won't start, no lights won't
come on, the horn doesn't work. I can't even get in
my trunk or good. Can somebody tell what can
possibly be wrong with it. P.s I bought it used with
46,000( it was used as a rental car)

2 Answers

Did you get a warranty with this car? Probably just a dead battery. Try jump starting it and have the alternator and battery tested.

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We had the same problem...turns out the dealer did not disengage the anti-theft system when we drove it off the lot.

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