Is Ford Fusion 2010 now better than Honda Accord?

The Ford Fusion 2010 looks nicer and more like a buissness car and looks like a "better car"! I would go with the Ford Fusion 2010 because the Honda Accord 2010 looks like a "gangster or older" car in my opinion! Ford Fusion 2010 is awesome, get it! Hope I was help! God is love!

no way fords are completely crappy cars and have problems if u want quality u go to honda sportyness fusion its ur pick but honda is the better car

nop

depends on your needs and what is going to fit your life style best. it's all a matter of opinion. drive both of them and see what you feel suits you best. that is the best advice i can give you and i sold cars for a long time. Some people would say the expedition is better then a yukon. but they are really a lot different in a few ways, You have to go drive them and feel them. You will know then! do not get excited when you drive them either. really evaluate what is going to be a better car for your life style. They are Both great cars

they are both great cars... Accord is the quintessential mid-size sedan that offers everyone you would expect from a mid-size sedan, albeit in a boring package. Not to say that the Fusion is anymore exciting though... American cars get a bad rep for bad engineering, but it is important to note that the Fusion is built on a Mazda platform, particularly a stretched version of the last Mazda6 platform, and shares a good amount of parts with that car (which, by any standard, is an above-par vehicle in th mid-size sedan segment). Drivetrain-wise, Honda's are known for their great engines and engineering overall (after all, the company was founded by a race fanatic), but Ford's top range EcoBoost engine has also received a lot of accolades of late. Both cars offer hybrid variants too, if you're looking to get a eco merit badge with the car. If you are a tech junkie, Ford has their Sync system (by Microsoft) that does voice commands, hands-free, etc. At the end of they, this is gonna be a tough choice - i think it will have to come down to personal brand preference, price for comparably optioned cars, and looks. Also, american cars qualify for cash-for-clunkers incentive ($3.5k-4.5k) if you're trading in an older vehicle with less than 18 MPG average; see if your car qualify here: http://www.letfordrecycleyourride.com/

Nope. Honda is still better. 1. It is titled the worlds most reliable car according to many car magazines. 2. It has a smoother and quieter ride. 3. It has a higher resale value. 4. The Ford Fusion is a copy of the Mazda 6. Good car, but it is still a copy.

fords are junk, end of story...