Factory Style Spoiler fits The 2010-2012 Ford Fusion. Painted in The Factory Paint Code of Your Choice 320 UH

It's not an exact factory fit. This was installed on a 2012 Ford Fusion that was never equipped with a spoiler. Ford has the factory cutouts in the truck so it's easy enough to drill out the holes however the mounts are to the inside of those cutouts - not the center. Also - the gaskets included with the kit are poor quality are not an exact fit so you will see a bit of that unless you cut off the excess. A factory spoiler does not have this gasket - you will see this gasket when mounted. I chose to not use that piece - put on an epoxy around the holes and used a gasket washer on the other side so the spoiler was more of a factory look.Overall it is decent value. The paint is perfect - the look is almost identical. The OEM spoiler was also plastic but the construction was quite a bit more rigid so keep that in mind. A salvaged factory spoiler with you same paint code may be harder to find and a bit more expensive but I would recommend going that route if you can find it.

First off was a great match for my 2010 Fusion SEL paint code UJ..I know most people who install these themselves know about the Factory circle indents where you drill but the screws are much smaller and it's kind of a guessing game where to drill the holes (if your way off you will end up needing washers) well my spoiler is centered perfect and have pics showing both sides where the screws need to be at and basically where to drill.... You will notice on both sides you drill towards the trunk ( ex. On driver side you will drill towards right side of factory circle indents and On pass side left side of factory circle indents) if had known EXACTLY where to drill I would of saved time and had precise drill holes... luckily I was close enough that the screw head covered it..The gaskets can be a lil tricky to get perfect. Which is how I have to have them otherwise they won't match on each side. I also love the black rubber covers that go over the screws they make it look more "stock" than some spoiler kits that just have screws ..BUT SADLY they fall off easy so be careful you don't lose em...I used some double sided tape I cut to fit and they have stayed on so far (only been a week tho ..lol I can't stand Fusions without a spoiler...just like the 06-13 Impalas without one they look terrible to me. So glad these are available and for the price they are a steal.. get it

Clearcoat on the factory spoiler of our Ford Fusion was peeling. We purchased this spoiler based on other reviews. It took five minutes to remove the old spoiler, clean the trunk lid and install the replacement. The fit and finish in our application is outstanding. The paint match is exact and the results were immediate. We could have taken the old one to the body shop for refinishing at twice the cost, and a week with four holes in the trunk. We are completely satisfied.

So glad I decided to take a chance. I needed to replace my spoiler on my Fusion. I saved over $400 by going through these guys. I got the part quickly and it was perfect. The paint was spot on. I had a professional install it - he said he had to modify a hole but other than that, he had it on in 15 min. Amazing value and even better - got to support a local manufacturer.

This worked out perfectly for my 2012 Fusion. I just had to drill four holes in the trunk using the included patterns, install the spoiler, and then add some silicone sealant around the holes. The color matched my car perfectly, and I like the way it looks. I would recommend it!

This spoiler was very easy to install. We measured it out and also confirmed the marked holes that are inside the trunk. The color was an exact match and really made my sons Ford Fusion look Sporty.

I had a body shop install it for me so i didn't mess anything up, and it looks fantastic, like you never knew it didn't come with my car. Gave my grandpa looking Fusion a sporty look.

Awesome replacement peace after my wife backed up into the mailbox