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Family wagon has been around a while, but 2019 facelift keeps it fresh
Spacious, good to drive and comfortable
Heavy depreciation
Sharp styling, hugely spacious interior, wonderfully refined long distance cruiser, great to drive
Lacks practicality and load carrying ability of hatch, satellite navigation isn't standard on any model, more difficult to sell used
Spacious, good to drive and comfortable.
Saloon has narrower appeal than the hatchback.
The Mondeo is a large, comfortable and refined family car
Big, practical family car that demands little of your wallet
Spacious cabin, great to drive, comfortable ride, wide choice of engines and trim levels
Heavy depreciation
Well designed, easy to own, satisfying to drive.
Some shabby cars about now.
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