The MK4 Mondeo range was mainly based around hatch and estate body styles. A saloon was also offered, but only with the rare hybrid engine. If there's one thing that's defined Mondeo design over the years, it's that it's become bigger and more up-market with each passing generation. This fourth generation version followed that pattern by emerging from its over-extended period of development as an altogether more expressive and polished proposition than before, whether you choose five-door Hatch or estate body styles. Put either one up alongside its predecessor and this looks a much costlier, more sophisticated thing, with its more prominent Aston Martin-style trapezoidal front grille and sweeping power dome bonnet. You could pay more than twice as much for something with a prestigious German badge and still fail to match this car's refinement and much of the kind of high-tech kit that really sets this Ford apart from slightly cheaper rivals like Vauxhall's Insignia. And it's certainly a closer match and arguably a more interesting option in this sector than Volkswagen's classy eight generation Passat. In short, this was a model rejuvenated. It's worth your attention. This stunning example Mondeo 1.5 Titanium Estate is finished in metallic red and has a sumptuous velour upholstery. Specification includes 17" alloys, Touchscreen Sat Nav, Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Ford Synch and much more. The service book displays 3 stamps and the car will be supplied with a Free RAC Inspection, Free 1yr MOT, Free RAC Warranty and Free 1 yr RAC Recovery package. We also offer finance facilities to suit most credit profiles, apply online now at www.belmontautos.co.uk

'Ford Power' starter button, 'Quickclear' heated windscreen/heated washer jets, LED tail lights, 3x3 point rear seatbelts, ABS+EBA, Bluetooth connectivity with voice control, Body coloured bumpers, Body coloured rocker mouldings, Centre console with armrest, Chrome roof rails