Ford - Mondeo (2006)

Regardless of mileage or trim, the 2006 Mondeo has long been known for its spacious cabin, crisp handling, and reliable powertrains. The eye‑catching sedan style makes it a popular choice for commuters and families who want a feel‑good ride without the high‑end price tag. In this guide we’ll walk through the core specifications, give you realistic depreciation forecasts, compare it to its peers, describe its position in the market, and give you immediate next steps to check the real‑world used Ford Mondeo price.

• Engine: 1.8 L inline‑4 (160 hp) or 2.0 L VTEC (200 hp) — smooth and efficient for daily driving.
• Transmission: 5‑speed manual (standard) or 4‑speed automatic – standard on higher trims.
• Fuel type: Gasoline (premium or 87 octane).
• Drive: Front‑wheel drive; optional AWD on the Sport model.
• Dimensions: Length 4.73 m (197 in); Width 1.84 m (72 in); Height 1.46 m (57 in); Wheelbase 2.71 m (106.7 in).
• Seating Capacity: 5 adults with optional bench seat in the back.
• Cargo: 424 L (15 ft³) behind the rear seats; 1,221 L (43 ft³) with rear seats folded.
• Safety: Dual front airbags, ABS, traction control, optional side‑air bags and stability control.
• Electrical: 6‑speakers, Bluetooth, navigation (auto‑installed on higher trims), keyless entry, power‑tilt window.
• Long‑term maintenance: 60 k miles for transmission fluid, 120 k for clutch, 150 k miles recommended for the timing chain.

The following section offers a realistic look at how a Ford Monde — and specifically the 2006 variant — depreciates over time. Depreciation data varies by market and vehicle condition, so we quote typical nationwide percentages.

Depreciation Insight

Most cars lose value quickly in the first year. The Ford Mondeo depreciation

Last 20 car trackeds