
Ford's fourth-generation Mondeo has arrived in the UK.

The new Mondeo Estate looks distinctive, especially in the optional Ruby Red paint seen here.
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Loadspace is good at 525 litres, but not class-leading.

The Mondeo is available with a wide range of engines and soon you'll be able to buy one with Ford's tiny 1.0-litre EcoBoost petrol engine.
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Previous Mondeos have been great to drive but this one leans more towards comfort.

The interior is a disappointment due to poor finish.
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The optional automatic isn't great.

Ford's SYNC2 touchscreen system is good but not up to the best in class.
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The front seats are comfortable but not very supportive.

Space in the rear is bested by the VW Passat.
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The Ford Mondeo estate's boot is large, but lacks the clever touches of some rivals.

You won't be able to buy a hybrid Mondeo estate - only a hatch.
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All engines offer decent economy.

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