This car is a rental while my fusion listed in the signature is in the body shop.... The guy behind me decided that driving by Brielle was a good idea.
My first impressions of the car are that it's very similar in size and handling to the fusion however I find the controls to be much more complicated and confusing. I'm sure it's just a matter of what one is used to but all the knobs seem to be put into weird difficult to access locations. Well both cars are four-cylinder the The fusion seems to have much more lower and grunt where the Camry seems to like to wind out a little bit higher in the RPMs the suspension in the Camry seems to do be stiffer than the fusion leading to a bit harsher ride quality I also am unable to obtain the same fuel mileage with the Camry and I am the fusion this could just be a matter of driving style that I've become accustomed to with the fusion and the differences in power bands. One key feature on the fusion that I missed that the Camry does not have is a little built in spotter mirrors on the side mirrors. Overall it seems to be well-made and a decent car. If I was ford though I would feel confident going into an unbiased head on head comparison.
I will be glad to get my fusion back for multiple reasons this whole thing has been more of a headache then it was definitely worth considering it wasn't my fault and for the record safe auto's customer service is terrible they wrote an appraisal on damage without even coming to look fat the vehicle just a few pictures that some lady came and took and of course their figures were nowhere close and plus they wanted to use aftermarket parts it took nearly a month and almost a court date after their adjuster told me if I want my car fixed to my standards to see them in court to finally get this settled and the car in the body shop for the record the state insurance boards in every state and their online complaint forms work wonders
My first impressions of the car are that it's very similar in size and handling to the fusion however I find the controls to be much more complicated and confusing. I'm sure it's just a matter of what one is used to but all the knobs seem to be put into weird difficult to access locations. Well both cars are four-cylinder the The fusion seems to have much more lower and grunt where the Camry seems to like to wind out a little bit higher in the RPMs the suspension in the Camry seems to do be stiffer than the fusion leading to a bit harsher ride quality I also am unable to obtain the same fuel mileage with the Camry and I am the fusion this could just be a matter of driving style that I've become accustomed to with the fusion and the differences in power bands. One key feature on the fusion that I missed that the Camry does not have is a little built in spotter mirrors on the side mirrors. Overall it seems to be well-made and a decent car. If I was ford though I would feel confident going into an unbiased head on head comparison.
I will be glad to get my fusion back for multiple reasons this whole thing has been more of a headache then it was definitely worth considering it wasn't my fault and for the record safe auto's customer service is terrible they wrote an appraisal on damage without even coming to look fat the vehicle just a few pictures that some lady came and took and of course their figures were nowhere close and plus they wanted to use aftermarket parts it took nearly a month and almost a court date after their adjuster told me if I want my car fixed to my standards to see them in court to finally get this settled and the car in the body shop for the record the state insurance boards in every state and their online complaint forms work wonders
