Faults:

Basically nothing. Had the car one year, done over 10K miles, no issues. It was bought from a reputable used dealer, full history and the cam-belt has already been changed. MOT history showed no advisory. I highly advise everyone to look for the same when buying any used car, accept nothing less than a well looked after car with proven history and receipts. Like any car, things will get expensive for repairs on abused cars.

General Comments:

Gorgeous blue metallic 2017 Mondeo Titanium, a fantastic used buy on the market.

I have had the car a year with no problems. It's very nice to drive and look at.

Only slight disappointment is the 2.0 TDCi is not as economical as hoped. It struggles for 44 - 50 mpg, but that may be my faster driving style. Around 50 mpg is still OK, but my previous old 2011 VW Passat always managed over 55 mpg without trying. Summer is coming up and I will be doing some longer drives, I am hoping to see the average mpg rise to close to 60 mpg. Ford's claim of 65 mpg on average is a bit unrealistic, but with careful acceleration and over 300 miles on the motorway to travel with the cruise set at 70 mph, I hope to get very close to its best mile per gallon.

Still, the 2.0 TDCi is a reliable engine if cared for. It has plenty of power and feels very suited to this car. The car handles very sharply and inspires confidence on turns on country roads with easy overtaking.

Titanium model is near top of range and has electric everything. The seats are among the most comfortable I have ever sat in! There is a bit of a blind spot when reversing as per modern cars, but you get used to it.

I have little negatives to say about this car. If you're in the market for a nice big family/executive car and you see one of these for sale with reasonable mileage on it and it has full history at a good price, go for it! Any spec will do, they are all well equipped. I recommend you stick to manual transmission diesels however - the automatics and petrol engines of this generation are not very good (so I have heard/read).

Faults:

Oil leak.

Driveshaft.

Air con wont work.

General Comments:

Got a nice deal on this Mondeo as it was a bit rough. Usually they are overpriced on the used market.

Titanium model is very comfortable and near top of the range. I love being in this car.

Good to drive. Nicely weighted steering. 1.5 diesel is not very fast, but does a genuine 60 mpg if you drive correctly.

Not got much more to say about it. If you want a traditional family car, the Mondeo is well worth a look and is still very modern.

Faults:

Clutch, injector, DPF. All expensive. But expected of the age and miles. The car was an ex taxi. Looked after, but has had heavy use.

General Comments:

Got this Mondeo last year for cheap; for a 2017 car it feels as good as new, a lot of work has been done.

Spacious, comfortable and economical (50 mpg) it is a fine family vehicle.

Plenty power from the 2.0 TDCi.

Silver, with standard Zetec wheels. Not bad looking.

Interior is lovely and plenty of space for storage.

Make sure you buy a looked after car. These are usually overpriced on the used market, but be aware with high mileage ex taxis you are taking a chance.

Faults:

Nothing!

General Comments:

A fantastically modern and economical car, the Mondeo is really nice.

Nice in silver, though it's a very common colour.

Inside is comfortable and it has a large airy interior, plenty of equipment on the Zetec model. Driving position is perfect and the car is smooth on the move.

Nice to drive. The 1.5 TDCi is a bit slow, but you cannot argue with cheap/zero tax and a genuine solid 60 mpg + if driven correctly.

My first diesel actually, I was slight put off by stories they can be troublesome. But it feels like a quality car that will last forever; I hope to have it many years and miles if taken care of.