Compare: 2010 Ford Fusion vs 2009 Toyota Camry
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2010 Ford Fusion |
2009 Toyota Camry |
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| MSRP |
$24,025
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$23,920
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| Invoice | $22,232 | $21,765 |
| MPG City/Highway |
17/31 | 19/31 |
| Rating | 8.8 | 7.6 |
| 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. | The 2009 Toyota Camry remains one of the best choices for those looking for a reliable and roomy—albeit plainly dressed—family sedan. |
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Used Car Prices
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| 2010 Ford Fusion | $15,398 | $18,657 | $17,135 | |
| 2009 Toyota Camry | $13,828 | $18,622 | $16,176 |
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