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Ford Motor Co. has announced two new upgraded versions of its successful Mondeo four-door sedan in the United Kingdom, as the fourth-generation vehicle is slated to retire later next year.
Called Mondeo Graphite Edition, the first trim is priced at £15,995 and it’s the Blue Oval’s new entry-level model, being £2,105 cheaper than the previous Mondeo Edge base version. While the price is significantly lower, the Graphite offers several standard features, such as 17-inch alloy wheels, LED daytime running lamps, body color bumpers, door handles, mirrors, and rear spoiler.
The second new trim made available to British customers is the Titanium X Business Edition, which is said to offer even higher standard of technology and interior luxury when compared to the Zetec Business Edition for only £21,885. £1,500 cheaper than the Zetec, the Titanium X adds touchscreen satellite navigation, full leather trims and many more.
“This upgrade offers Ford Mondeo customers more features, at a more competitive price, as well as outstanding fuel economy,” said Mark Ovenden, Ford Britain managing director. “This winning formula has always played a key role in Mondeo’s success and these significant range enhancements will grow its popularity among UK families.”
The new Ford Mondeo is due to arrive in fourth quarter 2014.
The second new trim made available to British customers is the Titanium X Business Edition, which is said to offer even higher standard of technology and interior luxury when compared to the Zetec Business Edition for only £21,885. £1,500 cheaper than the Zetec, the Titanium X adds touchscreen satellite navigation, full leather trims and many more.
“This upgrade offers Ford Mondeo customers more features, at a more competitive price, as well as outstanding fuel economy,” said Mark Ovenden, Ford Britain managing director. “This winning formula has always played a key role in Mondeo’s success and these significant range enhancements will grow its popularity among UK families.”
The new Ford Mondeo is due to arrive in fourth quarter 2014.
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