Compare: 2010 Ford Fusion vs 2008 Honda Accord Sedan

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2010 Ford Fusion

2008 Honda Accord Sedan

  2010 Ford Fusion 2008 Honda Accord Sedan 4-door I4 Auto EX-L Rear Exterior View
MSRP
$24,025
$25,310
Invoice $22,232 $22,945
MPG
City/Highway
17/31 19/31
Rating 8.8 9
Bottom Line If you seek proof that Detroit in general, and Ford in particular, can build a comfortable, high-quality, fine-driving, and hyper-efficient sedan that is more than competitive, look to the 2010 Ford Fusion. Whether you're looking for a comfy commuter in the $20,000 range or a luxurious, powerful $30,000 family sedan, the newly redesigned 2008 Honda Accord should be on your shortlist.
Likes &
Dislikes

Likes:

  • More powerful AND more fuel-efficient
  • SYNC audio/calling interface
  • Improved interior quality and quietness
  • Solid build quality
  • New Sport and Hybrid models

Dislikes:

  • Rear seat-back release only in trunk
  • Somewhat tight backseat
  • Basic transmission has only "D" and "L" positions
  • Sport model doesn't offer paddle shifters

Likes:

  • Very quiet and well-isolated cabin
  • Tight-as-a-drum build quality
  • Big-sedan poise and good roadholding
  • Wide price/equipment range to fit all budgets
  • Long-standing reputation for reliability and high resale value

Dislikes:

  • Exterior styling looks derivative
  • Rear headroom limited by swooping roofline
  • Fuel efficiency is good, but not improved
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Used Car Prices

  Min Max Average
2010 Ford Fusion $15,387 $18,656 $17,135
2008 Honda Accord Sedan $15,300 $21,077 $18,182
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