For There's huge space inside the car, refinement is good and the drive accomplished, while the diesel engines are strong and frugal.
Against Some might find the sheer size of the Mondeo daunting and there's some road noise on coarse surfaces.
What Car? says
Family cars don't come any better than this. It's great to drive, smooth and comfortable to travel in, and has loads of space.
Reader review rating
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Buyer's notes
Target Price team says:
With so many Mondeos likely to be bought with company money and pounded up and down the country's motorway network, good fuel consumption and low company car tax liability are vitally important, so the result is that we prefer the punchy and frugal diesel-powered versions.
The pick of the range is the 2.0 TDCi 140, which feels perfectly suited to the car. By comparison, the smaller petrol engines seem to struggle to shift the car.
Trim-wise, you're best off sticking with lower trims, such as Zetec or Edge, which give you all the most important bits of kit as standard.
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