The Ford Fusion competes in the midsize sedan segment with the popular Toyota Camry and Honda Accord. (The Fusion is functionally identical to the Mercury Milan and Lincoln MKZ, originally known as the Zephyr.)
These cars have accumulated a strong record for reliability and owner satisfaction, although reviewers have quibbled over details relating to interior appointments and powertrain refinement.
For 2010, Ford has upgraded the Fusion and Milan in these areas, making them even nicer to drive while still preserving the excellent quality foundation that is so important to buyers in this segment. Consumer Reports bestowed its “Recommended” award on the Fusion and both its siblings. Those sister models outshone the Fusion in J.D. Power’s Vehicle Dependability Study, with the Lincoln winning first place in its category and the Milan taking third place among midsized cars, reflecting the quality with which all three cars are made.
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