Used Ford Fusion Spoiler

The Ford Fusion (sold in the UK from 2002 to 2012) is a compact crossover/hatchback and was not routinely fitted with a rear spoiler as standard on any variant — it is a tall, upright body style for which Ford did not offer a factory spoiler in the UK market. Some owners do fit aftermarket spoilers, but there is no genuine OEM Ford spoiler listed for this model. If you are searching for a used original part, it is unlikely to exist through dismantlers — you may be thinking of a different Ford model, or you may want to look at aftermarket accessory suppliers instead.

It's possible a dismantler has listed an aftermarket spoiler that was fitted to a car before it was scrapped, but this would not be an original Ford factory part. The Ford Fusion was not produced with a factory-fitted rear spoiler for the UK market, so any such part sourced through a breaker should be treated as a previously fitted aftermarket accessory rather than a genuine OEM component. Make sure to confirm the exact origin and fitment with the breaker before purchasing.

It's very likely — the Ford Focus (Mk1 and Mk2 in particular) was sold alongside the Fusion and did offer spoilers on certain variants, and the Ford Mondeo also had spoiler options on some trims. If you have a Ford Fusion but are looking for a rear styling piece, it's worth double-checking your vehicle's model name on the V5C, as the Fusion and Focus were sometimes confused given they shared a platform. A breaker will be able to confirm against your registration what body panels are actually available for your specific car.

No trim level of the UK Ford Fusion — whether entry-level, Zetec, or any other variant — was fitted with a factory rear spoiler, so trim level is not a relevant factor here. The absence of a spoiler applies across the entire Fusion range regardless of engine or specification. If you spotted a spoiler on a Fusion locally, it will have been an aftermarket addition by a previous owner.