looks good ... hopefully it will provide some stiff competition to the car in D segment. A lot have to depend on the local ADs...

But the interior looks as dated as ever.

So what's the point? And it doesn't seem that this model gains in interior space.

front looks like pug 500 series....is ford reliable in sg?

The designer ran out of ideas? Why so Aston Martin?

Nice design. But AD seems to always bring in low-spec models which do not come with equipment that match up to the car's looks.

To JetAbout777: The current Mondeo is only available in the high-end Titanium spec.

No more basic Ghia spec as with the pre-facelift version of the Mondeo. You'll be surprised!

proton neutron...i dont understand. the pics above doesnt show interior pics...yet u can see that it's dated?...

To Proton_neutron: Thanks for the information. We used to own a Mondeo before and back then in 2009-2010, most of the Mondys were available only in Trend spec with small 16" rims, locally fitted leather and dated engines. This was also the case for the previous generation Mondeo. It's good that the AD is moving in the right direction by bringing in cars with good equipment.

To shorty:

http://www.automobilemag.com/auto_shows/de...n/photo_09.html

Interior picture of the Ford Fusion, which is the Ford Mondeo for the USA Market.

Both will be the same car and outlook from now onwards, much like the same for the Ford Focus.

I had a Mondeo 2009 - 2010. Two problems were interior design and underpowered engine (the latter now fixed) - so I replaced it

But a wonderful drivers car and fantastic chassis (forget any Jap car as a comparison for the drive) - now with decent engine it is a very good proposition.

To the new model - I love the aggressive psuedo AM like front end. Interior design still a bit naff (like some Korean stuff - lets add pointless angles and lines like the designers have to justify their existence).