The Ford Mondeo seems to have been with us forever. In fact, today's models are the third generation of this very successful car and with each revamp, they've become better and better. The Titanium X offers the very highest spec of them all.
There are three body styles in the range. The saloon is a long-distance car that is comfortable to drive and reasonably economical to run - one of the main reasons why it's so popular as a lease and fleet car.
The estate is an equally satisfying driving experience and also has a truly huge boot and comfortably roomy interior.
It's the hatchback, though, that's the real star of the range and is considerably more popular than the saloon. Spacious and stylish, it really is a class leader.
All models offer a choice of four diesels (three 2.0L TDCi engines and the 1.6L ECOnetic) and one petrol engine (the 1.6L EcoBoost). They each come with air-conditioning, cruise control, heated front windscreen and door mirrors, but the Titanium X also has a "Ford Power" start button, adaptive front lighting with cornering lights, blue-tinted glass and an LCD screen in the instrument cluster.
With a specification like this, it is a genuine competitor for best in class - whichever body style you choose. If you are thinking of buying a used Titanium X, check out Motors.co.uk to find the best one for you.
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