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660 messages, Last post on Dec 08, 2009 at 3:19 AM
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I'm surprised this thread is dead for 2 months. It's a new engine with new 6-speed with better fuel economy, so there should be more anticipation here. Took a look at one today, and the only change in the interior I dound is there is now a cover for the holder just below the shifter. |
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Replying to: waltchan (Jun 07, 2009 9:42 pm)
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Replying to: acdii (Jun 08, 2009 4:19 am) |
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Replying to: acdii (Jun 08, 2009 4:19 am)
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Replying to: jacko6 (Jun 08, 2009 2:18 pm) The 2008 Fusion SE I4 I drove was much better to drive, allowing for *gasp* steering feel. If you want comfy and quiet and don't care about actually DRIVING, get the Toyota. It's the better ride, but not the better drive. If you want a car that you'll actually enjoy driving, the Ford is the better of the two (at least pre-2010) by a long shot. |
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| So, does that mean the Ford Fusion will win higher resale value this year than Toyota Camry? (yeah right) | |
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The performance numbers look fine, fuel economy is competitive, exterior looks ok (score in the lower pact to me though), but interior is just typical American - ugly and cheap. Worse of all, I know for a fact that if someone spend 20K on a Big 3 car, of the 20K, about 14K would go to the car company itself, then, compared to Toyo/Hon/Nis, 1-2K out of 14K will not be used for the car, it goes to UAW etc., which I am personally not interested in making a donation to. All non-car factors aside, why would anyone choose a Malibu or Fusion is beyond me, maybe the exterior really clicks for you? |
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Buying a car for my wife. Anyone driven the new 2.5 + 6 speed? I test drove the old 2.4 before, compared to V6, it had acceptable power for regular highway/city usage, but the noise under acceleration put me off, don't know if the new R series has improved on that? That V6 is surely a cheap fun but wonder if it is wise (safe) to put it under her feet... 
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Replying to: ctl (Jun 09, 2009 1:40 pm) |
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I own a 1993 Camry, it has 240000 miles and still running good. That is why I trust toyota's quality and decided to get an new Toyota Camry instead of getting a new Honda Accord. On last Memorial weekend, I bought a 2010 Camry standard 4 cylinders CE from a dealer in Los Angeles area. Just got it couple days, I found that the seat is rocking when in stop and go traffic. I brought it back to the service dept of that dealer and they found that there is welding issue on the seat track. They said that they tried re-welded it, but still having issue. My car is still in the shop and has been there over a week now and it get me so frustrated. I am thinking of calling Toyota USA's customer service to help me resolving this issue. I would like to know if anyone out there has experience Toyota's quality issue like me. I am kind of regrat that I did not get a Accord instead.
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