Is Ford Mondeo 2012 a good car?
Despite its image as merely family-car transport, the Mondeo is a fine driver’s car – almost sporty – with direct, meaty steering and superb feedback for the driver. It feels well balanced through corners, with good grip from the 17inch Goodyears and only minimal bodyroll.
Is Ford Mondeo Mk4 a good car?
The Mk4 Ford Mondeo is an impressive all-rounder and family car, now available for low prices thanks to steep early depreciation. The Ford Mondeo is practically the definition of a family car, being able to cater to the needs of almost any owner.
How many Litres is a Ford Mondeo tank?
The Mondeo 4 model is a car manufactured by Ford, sold new from year 2007….
| Ford Mondeo 4 2.0 TDCi 140 Fuel Consumption (Economy), Emissions and Range | |
|---|---|
| Range : | 1186 Km or 737 miles |
| Fuel Tank Capacity : | 70 L 15.4 UK gallons 18.5 US gallons |
Is the Ford Mondeo a good car?
My car is black, tinted windows and 18 inch alloy wheels, looks very smart and still modern after all this time. The 2.0 TDCi is the engine to have – no start stop nonsense. Just good performance while managing a respectable 50 MPG or more on a longer drive. Just been a great car. I have heard Ford are discontinuing the Mondeo soon.
What are the specifications of the Ford Mondeo?
The Mondeo is available as a hatchback or estate, and the specifications on offer include the entry-level Edge, the mid-range Zetec Business Edition, the Titanium X Business and the top-spec Titanium X Sport. Every Ford Mondeo gets air-conditioning, parking sensors and stop-start, a generous equipment list is a strong selling point for the car.
Is the Ford Mondeo Titanium X worth it?
Inside the leather is starting to wear, but this is acceptable at the mileage. The Titanium X is the top Mondeo and I absolutely love this car (heated AND cooled seats!). Everything is electric. Keyless start and entry seems a bit of a gimmick though.
Does the Ford Mondeo have a sat-nav?
The Mondeo’s standard sat-nav has a low-resolution screen – although the navigation itself is easy to use – and the red dot-matrix trip computer display that’s set between the dials looks very dated when compared with the smart, widescreen TFT screen fitted to the Vauxhall Insignia.