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    Ford Mondeo 2016: Difference between Titanium and a Trend hatchback?

    Asked by Roger

    What are the main differences between a 2016 Ford Mondeo Titanium and a Trend hatchback?

    Answered by CarsGuide

    8 Feb 2019 Graham Smith

    The Titanium is the top of the line Mondeo model, the Trend is the mid-ranger. Compared to the Trend the Titanium has 18-inch wheels, 9 speakers, power adjustment for the steering column, a body kit, glass roof, headlamp washers, heated rear seats, automatic parking, and sports pedals.

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