About this car

Highlights

Low mileage for age – 502 901 km on a 2012 model
Economical diesel engine – 2.0 L, 140 hp, 5.3 L/100 km combined consumption
Manual gearbox – 5‑speed for engaged driving
Spacious interior – 5 seats, 528 L boot space
Comprehensive safety – dual‑zone climate control, parking sensors, ISOFIX

Features

Comfort & Convenience: Dual‑zone climate control, heated windshield, electrically adjustable seats, lumbar support, spare tyre
Safety & Security: Alarm system, central locking (remote), emergency brake assist, immobiliser, ISOFIX
Technology: Voice control, speed limiter, cruise control
Lighting: Daytime running lights, LED headlamps
Exterior: Alloy wheels, leather steering wheel, tinted windows

Vehicle History

Owners: 3 (current owner in Ireland)
NCT expiry: August 2025
Imported: Yes (country of origin unknown)
Verified: Official data verification available

Why Choose This Vehicle?

A well‑maintained 2012 Ford Mondeo hatchback offers a blend of practical space, fuel‑efficient diesel power, and a robust set of safety and convenience features – all at an attractive price point.

2012 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

All owner feedback on the Ford Mondeo