Ford Mondeo

Ford Mondeo – Overview

The Ford Mondeo was conceived as the Blue Oval’s first ‘world car’, the first to be destined for an abundance of space for passengers and luggage, making it very practical for families. It's nice to drive, especially in its natural habitat munching up motorway where its refined engines and a supple-yet-controlled ride really shine through. It's comfortable behind the wheel and align closely with the needs of everyday life where it compete with its rivals Honda Accord, Toyota Camry, Mazda 6 and Volkswagen Passat.

Ford Mondeo – Exterior

The Ford Mondeo sleek lines and small design details ensure it slices through the air like a warm knife through butter. The less air resistance, the less fuel is needed to propel the car forward. The raised dimensions and high rear light features make it look too tall. The 'liftback' roofline does no wonders for the car's proportions with its front and rear alloy wheels size of 235/50 R17.

Ford Mondeo – Interior

The Ford Mondeo sense of spaciousness won’t be lost on the driver, either. While front headroom isn’t exceptional. It remains a high-shouldered greatcoat of automotive presence and load space isn’t peerless like all the capacity you’ll ever need. However, as it was primarily built to satisfy a continent where the description ‘full size’ applies as much to lifestyle choice as it does a vehicle class with ample proportions was never in question with a practical boot space of 557 liters.

The interior features include a tachometer, electronic multi-trip meter, 10-way power-adjustable front leather seats, driver’s memory function, leather steering wheel, digital clock, digital odometer, central locking, power door locks, anti-theft alarm, and engine immobilizer in terms of security. 

Features for Comfort & Convenience include automatic climate control, rear A/C vents, engine Start/Stop button, automatic headlamps, follow-me home headlamps, steering wheel gearshift paddle, multi-function steering wheel, foldable rear seat, remote trunk opener, rear seat central console armrest, front center arm rest, front & rear cup holders, vanity mirror and keyless entry.

Ford Mondeo - Features

The Ford Mondeo safety features includes active cruise control, lane-keep assist, driver airbag, passenger airbag, side airbag-Front, child safety locks, ABS, Brake Assist, EBD, vehicle stability control system, day & night rear view mirror, rear camera, parking sensors, crash sensor, front impact beams, side impact beams, door ajar warning and traction control. The Ford Mondeo features an integrated 2DIN audio with an 8.0-inch touchscreen infotainment unit with 9 speakers, FM/AM/Radio, Bluetooth Connectivity, CD Player, USB & Auxiliary Input and voice control.

Ford Mondeo - Powertrain  

The Ford Mondeo is equipped with a turbocharged, 16-valve, 2.0-litre petrol which produces 237PS maximum power at 5,300rpm and 345Nm peak torque at 2,300rpm. The Ford Mondeo comes with a 6-Speed Automatic transmission gearbox.

The Ford Mondeo front suspension equipped with MacPherson strut, coil spring, gas damper, anti-roll bar and the rear suspension is equipped with multi-link system, coil spring, gas damper and anti-roll bar.The Ford Mondeo channels power exclusively to the front wheels.

Ford Mondeo - Fuel Consumption

Ford Mondeo - Driving Performance

Ford Mondeo - Ride Comfort

The Ford Mondeo gets conventional springs and dampers that do a good job regardless of the road surface. The suspension soaks up big bumps and small ruts alike, leaving well isolated from the road surface beneath.

Ford Mondeo - Conclusion 

The Ford Mondeo features luxuries and what expected in a car. It is powerful, yet refined and classic, yet contemporary. The detail is purposeful and finely crafted on ride and refinement. The Ford Mondeo practicality, usability, refinement and value is stronger than ever.