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American Car Quality Improves, but Asians Still Dominate 
Motor Trend Blog | Tue, Oct 27
Ford is the only domestic automaker with world-class reliability," Paul says. While Fusion/Milan beat Camry/Accord on the number of quality/reliability problems reported, the all-wheel-drive Fusion was rated lower. More on such anomalies later.
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