The19" alloys on the newer one ride the same because Ford upped the profile on these later versions so still 235/40. IMO these estates with all the extra bits on look great,are well specced,go
The123bhp 1.8 TDCi puts out the same 251lb ft of torque as the full-fat 138bhp 2.0-litre, but it peaks at 1800rpm rather than being ladled out from 1750rpm to 2240rpm. That means you lose a bit
Findall the key specs about the Ford Mondeo Estate 2007 from fuel efficiency and top speed, to running costs, dimensions data and lots more. 2.2 TDCi Titanium X Sport (2011) 5d; 2.2 TDCi Titanium X Sport 5d Auto; 2.2 TDCi Titanium X Sport 5d; The latest independent car advice and reviews; The hottest car finance & leasing deals;
Ipurchased my Ford Mondeo Titanium 2011 model privately with a full log book history at 76,000kms. Around 85,000 the battery had to be replaced. At the 90,000km mark I took the car to a Ford dealership to have the service and for them to look over the car for me. Everything came back OK. It just needed tyres and brake pads. TheFord Mondeo has been a cornerstone of the manufacturer's line up for a number of decades now. It's always been popular with both fleet and private buyers and continues to be so today. One of the reasons for this is the sheer breadth of choice it offers within all of Mondeo's body styles - saloon, hatchback and estate. All are available with a very wide
Thelatter makes the Mondeo a pretty quick car, completing 0-62mph in nine seconds, while still returning 50.4mpg. The smaller diesel, meanwhile, offers 54.3mpg but the move to WLTP CO2 emissions
FordMondeo Hatchback Zetec TDCi Review. Prices start at $30,540 for the entry-level Mondeo LX hatch. Car Showroom tested the mid-grade $38,990, Ford Mondeo Zetec hatchback with the 2.0-litre TDCI diesel engine driving the front wheels via Ford’s latest ‘Powershift’ dual-clutch six-speed automatic transmission. View14 images. Fuel efficiency will be a major story for Ford with the Mondeo, the hatch and petrol wagons currently offer an very good 9.5 litres per 100 kilometres, while the diesel hatch turns

FordMondeo 2010 Review Over and above the Zetec, the Mondeo Titanium also gains: lowered suspension, 18-inch alloys with 235/40 tyres, cornering lights, body kit, dual chrome exhaust tips (petrol only), 'puddle lamps', blue-tinted glass, Alcantara/leather seat trim, heated front sports seats, start/stop button, sunroof, rear map

FordMondeo 2.0 TDCi Titanium; Engine: 2.0 litre 4-cylinder diesel: Power: 161 hp @ 4,000: Torque: 340 Nm @ 1,750: Gearbox: Powershift 6-speed automatic:
TheFord Mondeo is a piece of automotive architecture in the UK. Back in the 1990s, PM Tony Blair targeted the votes of ‘Mondeo man’, confirming its entry into the lexicon of Great Britain. Today, sales aren’t what they were - models such as the S-Max and Edge provide internal competition, while Mondeo man today prefers his Audis and BMWs.
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