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Ford Monde 2013 is an iconic family sedan that has earned a reputation for providing a balance of comfort, performance, and value – especially for those searching for Ford Mondeo price information. Whether you’re a collector interested in the historic Ford Mondeo 2003 price, a buyer evaluating a used Ford Mondeo price, or simply curious about how the vehicle’s worth changes over time, this comprehensive guide will give you a clear snapshot of what you can expect, taking into account Ford Mondeo depreciation trends and market positioning. What is a 2003 Ford Mondeo worth at the moment? The answer isn’t a single number; rather, it’s a range that reflects vehicle condition, mileage, location, and optional features. We’ll walk through the essential specs, depreciation data, market comparisons, and final steps to help you determine exactly how the price stands in today’s automotive landscape.

• Engine & Performance – 2003 Mondeos were offered with 2.0‑L and 3.0‑L inline‑4 and V6 engines. The 2.0‑L delivered about 140 hp, while the 3.0‑L V6 reached nearly 190 hp.
• Transmission – Manual 5‑speed or automatic 4‑speed units were standard. Later model years added a 6‑speed manual and 5‑speed automatic for smoother power delivery.
• Fuel Type – Petrol (spark ignition). Optional diesel or dual‑fuel (diesel and petrol) models existed in some markets.
• Exhaust & Emission – European versions complied with Euro 4 standards, which included catalytic converters and an EGR system.
• Dimensions (in mm) – Length 4,829; Width 1,871; Height 1,430; Wheelbase 2,756.
• Interior Features – 2003 Mondeos typically had fabric seats, power windows, central locking, and an AM/FM radio (later years added HDD, Bluetooth, and navigation).
• Safety – Dual front airbags, ABS, electronic stability control (later models), and a reinforced body structure were typical.

### Depreciation Insight – “Ford Mondeo depreciation” in the real world The depreciation curve for a used car is the same catalyst that affects any vehicle’s resale value, and the Ford Mondeo is no exception. Below is a realistic, data‑driven view of how a Mondeo typically trims its worth through the years:

• First year: 15‑20% reduction from original MSRP (reflecting immediate “new” depreciation).
• Years 1‑3: 5‑7% per year (steeper depreciation rates for newer models, especially those with higher mileage).
• Years 4‑7: 3‑5% annually (the value loss stabilizes as the vehicle nears mid‑life).
• Years 8‑10: 1‑3% per year (the decline slows as the car approaches cycle end).

Those driving a 2003 model today typically enjoy depreciation stability compared with models launched two decades ago, meaning buyers can expect the vehicle to retain a sizable portion of its value for a long time. In practice, if you bought a pristine 2003 Mondeo at full value, you might see it lose roughly 30‑35% of its purchase price over the first seven years. That puts a strong emphasis on maintenance and careful mileage control as key factors influencing resale. ### Comparison Context –

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