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Old 09 February 2014, 07:05 PM
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Hi have been looking at mondeo Titanium X tdci
for around £3500 on a 56 plate

I have a 54 plate face lift WRX in crystal grey
just coming up to 100000
standard apart from
STI boot and spoiler ( I still have standard )
3 X lamco gauges in place of clock (boost,water temp,oil pressure)
mud flaps

great car no problems
what would it be worth
Old 09 February 2014, 07:07 PM
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i would avoid the mondeo mate-injector problems,dmf problems. not as well built as older mondeo's so be careful
Old 09 February 2014, 07:09 PM
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I have heard the injectors can be a problem
also the dm flywheels on lots of newer fords are costly to change
but I am still tempted by lots of toys and the mpg
Old 09 February 2014, 07:44 PM
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Agree with shreksta, injectors are a nightmare on the mondeos
Old 09 February 2014, 08:01 PM
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not to mention they're dull and as boring as can be... what are your requirements?
Old 09 February 2014, 09:20 PM
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5 Door diesel ? Anything with the PD engine would get my vote. I had the PD 1.9 130bhp and it was a cracking engine.
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I have a diesel Vectra sri 150 for the workhorse. They are known to be **** due to the fiat cdti engine, but I have had no major problems yet. Had to replace an alternator and egr valve, but nothing from the dual mass flywheel or inlet manifold (touch wood). I like it because even if I thrash it, it still gives about 50mpg and has lots of low down grunt, which is the opposite to the Impreza, nice for a daily driver imo.

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Old 10 February 2014, 10:11 AM
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I had the cdti 150bhp. 50k miles it needed new inlet manifold due to swirl flap rod breaking off and a new dmf. Oh and driveshaft and clutch. Was a terrible car.
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Just fancy better fuel economy as wife changing job and has to travel further

and like all the toys sat nav/heated front screen leather and so on
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I've had a 56 plate mondeo st tdci for the last 3 years and it's been a great car fair play, fully loaded too with xenon headlights, parking sensors, multi media pack so has the ford dvd headrests etc, in the last 3 years and 30k mileage nothing has gone wrong with it and it's on 150k mileage now too
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Dad has had a Titanium x TDCi 140 and currently A Tit X sport 2.2, both have been faultless and a pleasure to drive!
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My third cars a 55 plate Mondeo 2.2 ST tdci all the extras recaro leather interior etc etc done 100.000 faultless miles other than regular services and a new clutch which I put in myself Iv had no problems been abroad to the south of france a few times gets caned wherever it goes loads of room inside good fuel economy going to run it until it drops before I change it thats how impressed I have been with it
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Originally Posted by beardo47
5 Door diesel ? Anything with the PD engine would get my vote. I had the PD 1.9 130bhp and it was a cracking engine.
My daily hack is a 54 plate Passat Highline 1.9 TDi 130. I can vouch for the AWX engine being bulletproof, they never go wrong.

103,000 miles now, playing at it!
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Buy a Toyota Avensis D4D and earn money as a cabbie part time.
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Originally Posted by beardo47
5 Door diesel ? Anything with the PD engine would get my vote. I had the PD 1.9 130bhp and it was a cracking engine.
i've had a audi A6 tdi and a couple of passat Tdi. the 1.9pd engines are fantastic all of mine have had over 150k miles and been very reliable cars. and excellent on fuel. with good power.
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Thats what i would like to replace my car. Just do your research and look for one with history
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Don't listen to the people saying to avoid the Mondeo! I had one since 2007 to last year. Clocked up well over 100k, but did have a DPF replaced and the DMF was mullered when I got shot. Overall running costs were stupidly cheap IMO, so you got to look at the whole story.

THE best daily driver I have ever owned. I will get another once the new shape has been released.

I had the Titanium X as well.
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