Ford Fusion Roof Rack Replacement Parts

The Ford Fusion (the European supermini sold in the UK from 2002 to 2012, based on the Fiesta platform) was a bare-roof car with no factory roof rack fitted as standard on any variant. Ford did not offer a genuine OEM roof rack for this model, so you will not find one in a breaker's yard stripped from a Fusion. What you are most likely looking for is a universal or aftermarket roof rack designed to clamp onto bare roof gutterless cars, which you would buy new from a specialist such as Thule or Halfords rather than from a dismantler.

Yes, this is a common source of confusion: there is a separate, larger Ford Fusion sold in North America from 2006 onwards, which is a saloon and an entirely different vehicle. Some roof rack accessories listed online may reference the American Fusion rather than the European supermini sold in the UK. If you are driving the UK five-door Fusion supermini, parts from the North American Fusion saloon will not fit, and a roof rack from a breaker's yard listed against that car is not relevant to your vehicle.

The European Ford Fusion shares its platform with the Fiesta Mk5 (2002–2008), but neither car was sold with a factory-fitted OEM roof rack, so there is nothing to cross-reference from a dismantler in either case. If you are looking at aftermarket load bars or rack feet, a specialist fitting guide will tell you whether the same foot kit covers both models based on their shared roof profile. This is a question for an aftermarket rack supplier rather than a breaker.

Trim level makes no difference here, because no UK Ford Fusion variant across any trim level was factory-fitted with a roof rack. Whether your car is an Ambiente, Zetec, or any other grade, the roof situation is the same: a plain bare roof with no mounting points or rack supplied from the factory. An aftermarket universal rack is the practical solution regardless of trim.

Because no OEM rack was ever fitted to the UK Ford Fusion, there is nothing for a dismantler to remove and sell you. You may occasionally see aftermarket racks sold second-hand by private sellers who had one fitted to their Fusion, but these would be branded aftermarket products (such as Thule or Rhino-Rack) rather than genuine Ford parts. Your best route is to buy an aftermarket rack new or second-hand specifically matched to the Fusion's roof profile using the rack manufacturer's fit guide.