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Fusion nameplate will outlive sedan

The Ford Mondeo wagon, sold in Europe, could form the basis for a sport wagon in the U.S. (Charlie Magee/Charlie Magee)
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By:
Michael Martinez
July 16, 2018 05:00 AM

Ford dealers may be getting their wish.

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