Ford reportedly plans replace Fusion and Mondeo with a lifted crossover wagon

After nearly three decades, Ford’s Mondeo/Fusion nameplate might end up shelved – or at least, the Mondeo as currently perceived perceived is in for a change. Since the Mondeo hit the streets in the early 1990s, the family sedan has been available as a four-door globally, and as a five-door liftback and wagon in some parts of the world, with the short-lived Cougar coupe version offered at the turn of the century. Originally, the 1993 Mondeo made it to the States as the Contour and the Mercury Mystique, as those models replaced the Tempo and Topaz.