Ford Mondeo Mk3 2016 Owners Manual
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Go hands-free with SYNC 3 SYNC 3 is our most advanced version to date. It’s faster and easier to use, with enhanced voice commands and even more functionality. The new interface has larger buttons for improved usability, and the colour Touchscreen now features pinch-and-swipe gestures found on smartphones and tablets for even more intuitive navigation. SYNC 3 also features AppLink, Apple’s CarPlay and Android Auto, to display your smartphone’s information on the touchscreen. This feature is standard on Mondeo. The new bi-turbo diesel engine: a whole new level of performance Our new bi-turbo diesel is a highly advanced piece of engine technology.
Ford Mondeo Mk3 2016
Not only is it the first bi-turbo diesel we’ve ever installed in a passenger car, it’s also the most powerful, delivering a thrilling and highly responsive 210PS (154kW) with an impressive 450Nm of torque. The engine also provides outstanding fuel economy and, from just 124g/km, lower CO 2 emissions than you’d expect from a powertrain with this level of performance.Smart design and clever engineering means that twin turbochargers provide power on demand, in every situation. The primary turbo works at lower speeds, giving you an extra boost when you need it.
For example, when turning from a junction into moving traffic. The secondary turbo works at higher speeds for swift, smooth and more confident overtaking.