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SALES REP: Jev Dost

DEALERSHIP: River City Ford

NO. OF YEARS: 18 months

FAVOURITE MODEL: 2013 Fusion

WHY: “I like the 2013 Fusion’s appearance and its luxury options. It almost parks itself. I’m driving a 2012 model myself now and hope to be in a 2013 model by the summer.”

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