Rieger Tunes Ford Mondeo

Reiger Mondeo

By Brian Potter
September 22, 2008 12:31 PM
Filed Under: American, Ford, Tuners

20 year old German based tuning firm Rieger has released a subtle styling package for the new Ford Mondeo wagon that builds off of the standard appearance with something that is a bit more noticeable without being to extravagant. The kit offers a front lip spoiler, side skirts with cutout shaft and rear bumper fascia. All components are available in either ABS plastic or carbon fiber look. The rear bumper fascia comes in three versions depending on exhaust configuration – dual pipes on both right and left side (as pictured), single sport pipe or single downward curved pipe. Moreover, Rieger also offers for the Mondeo a coilover suspension by KW and chip tuning upgrades from SKN Technology.

Source: Reiger via Autoblog.nl

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Comments

phobos

September 22, 2008 12:49 PM

..it looks awesome..love the front spoiler and those dual pipe

LMS

September 22, 2008 1:21 PM

Black is a bad color to show aftermarket kits with...

serraxtrem

September 22, 2008 2:24 PM

nice shoping car....

rickyb

September 22, 2008 3:02 PM

OMG! A sexy tuned Ford wagon?!?!? And the American spec'd version is where ....? God, I wish Alan Mullaly would make his people read these sites and take to heart.

Voss

September 22, 2008 3:32 PM

All good, apart from the hideously low profile tires on the too large rims. The front discs look comical now.

davethepetrolhead

September 23, 2008 7:18 AM

I have to agree Voss nothing looks worse than tiny discs behind big rims either put larger discs on or rims that hide the brakes better.

Tuner_Mad

September 22, 2008 6:09 PM

Modifiying a car you see everyday. How exciting. Oh, good luck on ramps with those tyres.

ShinyG

September 22, 2008 7:55 PM

Now you can look *bling* while taking the family out shopping! Quad exhausts on 4 banger diesels RULE! You can hear the mighty tractor roar of the iron beast that is the puny underpowered engine which lies under the hood! Chiptuning might help a bit, but the still... Why are tuners trying to build increasingly ridiculous monuments of uselessness!? After the "road racing SUV" look, this theme is next on the ridiculous scale... I'm waiting for a low-rider racing Kuga with 4 independent sports seats, 24" spinners, a huuuuuge sub-woofer that fills the trunk and a plasic purple rollcage (just fo' sho'!)