Ford Mondeo - The Car That Evolves

When it comes to choosing the best possiblepractice it really works and looks rather striking.
Saloon Cars, most car magazines or otherIn a rather crude experiment to see how the
Automotive mediums will inevitably point you inFord Mondeo has evolved over time, I have
the direction of one particular make and model;spent the week comparing an original Mark 1
the Ford Mondeo. The Ford Mondeo has been aMondeo to the new Mark 4 edition. Obviously first
consistent and popular seller since its release inimpressions are vastly differing; the Mk1 looks
1993. Back then it was the replacement for therather too much like the old Sierra for my liking,
relatively popular Ford Sierra, which had been abut is definitely a step in the right direction. In
good flagship model for Ford in the company carcontrast, the MK4 looks like it was designed by
sector, but was beginning to lose steam. The FordMercedes during a cloning of an SLK experiment
Mondeo was meant to reinvigorate the design andgone wrong. In short, it looks fantastic.
bring a more 'executive' edge to theThe performance test confirms the new edition's
manufacturer who were beginning to run out ofclear dominance over the past incumbent. In a
ideas.one lap time trial race of a 3.4 mile race track,
The Mondeo then began a 20+ year dominationthere was a clear winner despite both cars having
over the saloon car market, which is yet to2.0 Litre petrol engines. As if you hadn't guessed,
dissipate thanks to Ford's constantly evolvingthe MK 4 won by a shamefully long 6.3 seconds.
design ethic. The current design falls into Ford'sSo what we can agree on is that the Ford
new 'Kinetic' design aesthetic, which is meant toMondeo's star is definitely still in its ascendency.
represent the vehicle's movement even when it isWhether it will maintain its positive trajectory
standing stock still. This sounds a little bitrather depends on Ford and the often fickle
'clichéd' as far as design briefs go, but inbuying public.