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Ford has revealed the Vignale concept, a study based on the outgoing Mondeo sedan that previews an upscale trim scheduled to be introduced on European models starting 2015.
Presented as “an initial vision of how unique interior and exterior design touches, premium craftsmanship and exclusive specification and technologies might be combined”, the Vignale concept features a number of unique design elements inside and outside, such as new-generation adaptive LED headlamps, 20-inch Vignale alloy wheels, Vignale badging, chrome door handles, mesh grille, redesigned front bumper and “Nocciola” dark brown paint.
Inside, the concept was fitted with high-quality, soft-touch leather, leather-wrapped steering wheel, leather inserts for the instrument panel, center console, door top-rolls and arm-rest, embossed scuff plates, luxury floor-mats and Ford SYNC with MyFord Touch.
“Vignale represents the highest expression of the Ford brand in Europe from both a product and from an ownership experience perspective,” said Stephen Odell, Ford president of Europe, Middle East and Africa. “The Ford Mondeo Vignale Concept showcases the features that customers tell us they want in terms of styling and quality, advanced technology and exclusivity.”
The Ford Mondeo Vignale Concept will be showcased at the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show next week.
Inside, the concept was fitted with high-quality, soft-touch leather, leather-wrapped steering wheel, leather inserts for the instrument panel, center console, door top-rolls and arm-rest, embossed scuff plates, luxury floor-mats and Ford SYNC with MyFord Touch.
“Vignale represents the highest expression of the Ford brand in Europe from both a product and from an ownership experience perspective,” said Stephen Odell, Ford president of Europe, Middle East and Africa. “The Ford Mondeo Vignale Concept showcases the features that customers tell us they want in terms of styling and quality, advanced technology and exclusivity.”
The Ford Mondeo Vignale Concept will be showcased at the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show next week.
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