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Take a look at the Ford Fusion. I would look at the 2010-2012 model year Fusions, before the redesign. Some of the early model year second generation fusions had teething problems. The Fusion is probably my favorite sedan from an American brand.
Also remember, the Fusion is made in Mexico. A Toyota Camry/Honda Accord is more "American" than a Ford Fusion. The Chevy Malibu is made in the US however before the most recent redesign I would not say that the Malibu had any "pizzazz".
The only other option you have is Dodge/Crystler. Dodge and Chrysler quality leaves lots to be desired and i'd argue that they have failed to produce a competitive sedan.
Even though the Malibu and Fusion use the same basic transmission (joint venture), the Fusion has seemed to have more software issues resulting in shift flare, rough shifting, etc..
Honda Accord and Toyota Camry are more American made than Chevy and Ford made Sedans.
+1. Automakers are owned shareholders from all over the world. The country that the company is associated with means less than it ever has before. I wouldn't worry too much about trying to get an "american" branded car, just get the car that you like the most.
Even though the Malibu and Fusion use the same basic transmission (joint venture), the Fusion has seemed to have more software issues resulting in shift flare, rough shifting, etc..
The Fusion only had slight transmission issues after the 2013 redesign. If you get a Fusion before then than you should be fine.
No . The op asked for a car with pizzazz. He would be much better off with a late model used car than a Nissan Versa. The Nissan Versa is a cheap basic econobox, not a good choice if you like cars or want to impress anyone.
No . The op asked for a car with pizzazz. He would be much better off with a late model used car than a Nissan Versa. The Nissan Versa is a cheap basic econobox, not a good choice if you like cars or want to impress anyone.
lol never heard of the word pizzazz... sounded like he wanted something to deliver pizza.
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