Ford officially revealed the new 2011 Mondeo at Moscow Motor Show. You can read the full story here.
Ford officially revealed the 2011 Mondeo facelift at the Moscow Motor Show.
The updated model has a new grille, modified hood, LED daytime run lights, chrome surrounds (high-end models only) and LED taillights.
Potential customers will find a higher quality material, a redesigned centre console, satin chrome trim and a new overhead with LED ambient lighting.
There are now several options: Lane Departure Warning and Driver Alert, Auto High Beam, Auto High Beam. A Blind Spot Information System, Speed Limiter, and an rear view camera are also available.
A variety of engines will be available under the hood. There are three petrol options: a 1.6-liter Duratec that produces 120 PS (88kW/118 hp), a 2.0 Duratec that produces 145 PS (107kW/143 hp), and the 2.0-liter EcoBoost which generates 203 PS (149kW/200 hp) and 240 PS (177kW/237 hp). Diesel enthusiasts have the option of a Duratorq TDCi 2.0 with 115 PS (85kW/113 hp), 140PS (103kW/138 hp), 163 PS (161 kW/ 161 horsepower), and a Duratorq TDCi 2.2 with 200 PS (147kW/197 hp).
Ford has installed regenerative brake, an Eco Mode driver information system and an Active Grille shutter system to maximize fuel efficiency. This regulates airflow through the radiator/engine compartment, which reduces aerodynamic drag, improves engine heating characteristics, and increases fuel economy, especially in cold climates.
The 2011 Mondeo is expected to be in UK dealerships by September end. It will retail for around PS17,295 in the UK.