Ford Mondeo 2,0 TDCI Reviews

If saving cash is your top priority, you'd best avoid any sort of contact with the 2.5T - it could easily suck you in…

Overall, the Ford Mondeo makes a commendable attempt at surpassing established medium range levels of design, build, surprise and delight. It certainly feels special inside with an aura of quality about the cabin even if some of the trim finishes do ...

A bit of a strange new addition to the Mondeo line-up, this one. Ford has decided to cater for buyers looking to combine a big petrol motor with an automatic gearbox by introducing another powerplant between the existing 2.0-litre version and the ...

An estate version of the all-conquering Mondeo. It's 52mm longer than the hatch and has between 554 litres and 1685 litres of boot space (compared to 500 litres and 1650 litres respectively, for BMW's 5-series estate). Zetec versions get 16in alloys, ...

Handling and ride, sophisticated feel, quality, comfort

Unadventurous styling, touchy brakes, poor rear visibility

Unequivocally, yes. This is the most practical and stylish Mondeo on offer. The 2.0-litre diesel is also the best engine. Just avoid the Ghia trim level; the faux wood is vile.