Ford Mondeo 2013
Titanium
Condition & History
What this is worth
Cheaper than 38% of comparable listings
Comparable listings run $583 – $12,669.
How the estimate is built
- Base price for this model
- $6,056
- Year
- −$254
- Mileage
- +$1,751
Valued
About this car
Highlights
- 2013 Ford Mondeo with 240km EcoBoost engine
- Titanium trim with premium leather seats
- 1999cc engine, 206,000 km mileage
- Automatic transmission and rwd configuration
- Private seller with original purchase invoice
- Very good technical condition and recent servicing
- Exterior damage noted (front bumper, side mirror, rear bumper)
- Comes with winter tires and spare set
- Comprehensive warranty until November 2023
- Ideal for families with proven reliability
Description
This 2013 Ford Mondeo Ecoboost 2.0 Titanium is a well-maintained sedan with a total of 206,000 km. The vehicle has been owned by the seller for only two years, making it a relatively low-mileage used car. It comes with the premium Titanium trim, featuring leather seats and a natural light fabric option. The car has undergone regular maintenance, including oil changes and a full service of the power shift transmission in June 2026. Minor exterior damage includes a slightly bent front bumper, scratched side mirror cover, and a scratched rear bumper, but these issues do not affect the overall condition of the vehicle. The seller has replaced the winter tires with new ones and includes a set of original 17-inch wheels. The car has been driven extensively across Europe and has proven to be reliable, making it an excellent choice for a family. The seller is willing to negotiate the price and invites potential buyers to take a test drive around the city or on the highway. The listing also mentions the possibility of taking the car to any workshop for a detailed inspection. Contact the seller for more information or to arrange a viewing.
2013 Ford Mondeo: what owners report
- Used-car guides say the fourth generation's chassis ages fast: suspension joints, track rod ends, anti-roll bar links and shock absorbers wear, and the steering rack can leak or knock.2007–2014
- Fourth-generation diesels bring clogged particulate filters, EGR and intake flap faults and high-pressure pump trouble; the 1.8 TDCi adds turbo and flywheel wear.2007–2014
- The 2.0 and 2.3 Duratec petrols tend to lose ignition coils, and oil can seep into the spark plug wells; the 2.3 is more prone to burning oil.2010–2014
- Fourth-generation electrics are a weak spot: heated windscreen elements burn out, bulbs fail early, shorts trigger false fault codes and the windscreen seal can leak.2007–2014
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