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The Ford Mondeo's popularity on British roads is due partly to the car's ST TDCi power plant. The car offers a good driving experience and good passenger comfort at a sensible price.

The Ford Mondeo has become such a popular car on roadways that politicians have used its name in reference to the 'average guy'. The Mondeo has widely appealed to business travelers, salesmen, and families as well.

This has been a welcome event for the Ford Company, but must have the competitors a little worried. Despite the competition's best efforts to enhance and improve their vehicles they can't seem to compete with the Ford Mondeo.

The British public embraces the Mondeo with good reason. It's a well made quality built car that's inexpensive to run and cheap to repair. There is a Mondeo to fit every budget and need.

Ford hasn't gotten too comfortable with the car's success. The company continues to improve and enhance the car's features keeping it highly competitive and desirable. Each new introduction is stylish and attractive and capable of outperforming the previous model.

The Ford Mondeo powerful diesel engine provides more than adequate energy to power the Mondeo, and cabin space is also adequate making it highly suitable for family travel. Due to the car's popularity it isn't likely to be much of a novelty on the road.
The Ford Mondeo is affordably priced, and diesel versions deliver good fuel economy. Insurance on the Mondeo should be very reasonable, but the car's resale value tends to be low.

The Ford Mondeo cabin is spacious and comfortably accommodates front and rear passengers. The car's boot is fairly large and can accommodate several suitcases or quite a few shopping bags. The govebox is large and very accommodating as well.

The Mondeo main controls in the cabin feel large and well placed. The cabin does not provide a classy or quality feel, but all of the controls and displays are functional and easy to use.

The abundance of cabin space coupled with the large supportive seats make riding in the Mondeo very comfortable, even on longer trips. Engine and road noise are tolerable and tyre noise is usually more prevalent on models fitted with the larger wheels.

Accessibility is good for all passengers. Front passengers enjoy more legroom, but legroom is good in the back too. Boot space provides easy access and loading and unloading shouldn't pose much of a problem for most passengers.

Parking the Mondeo is not usually problematic. It provides reasonably good visibility and handles well. Parking sensors aren't available for most models and must be selected from the options list. Most drivers will not need sensors because the car is fairly simple to park.