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03-09-2007, 03:47 PM
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Burning Up 98 Octane
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Adelaide SA
Posts: 821
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I was travelling back from work today and spotted a Silver Mondeo being unloaded from a transporter at Maughan Thiem Ford in Adelaide. Curiosity got the better of me so did a u turn stopped and had a perve. Very bloody nice.
2.5L, 5 cylinder Volvo engine. Leather (heated seats) and it uses a proximity key, all you do is keep the door opening fob in your pocket, keep the clutch pedal depressed and hit the starter button. Car looks horn in the flesh with a very nice flowing shape, and the room in the hatch was outstanding. Jumped in when they left it alone for a while and the seats were very comfortable and suportive. The front reminded me of the latest Massaratti. I think Ford will be on a winner with this Mondeo rang. Further badgering of the sales Manager revealed this particular vehicle will be used to train Ford Technicians at Trade School.  SP-UTE1
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