Ford - Tourneo (2009)

Discover the Ford Tourneo—a versatile 2009 model that blends capacity and comfort for businesses and families alike. Whether you’re exploring the Ford Tourneo price in the current market or assessing a used vehicle, understanding its value and depreciation can help you make an informed decision.

The 2009 Ford Tourneo sits at a sweet spot for drivers needing a practical minivan that offers generous space without sacrificing handling or efficiency. Because the Ford Tourneo 2009 price can fluctuate based on mileage, condition, and regional demand, a reliable mechanics-based pricing database can always provide the most accurate figures for your region.

• Engine & Transmission: 1.8‑litre EcoBlue petrol (134 hp), 5‑speed manual or optional 4‑speed automatic
• Fuel Type: Petrol (EcoBlue) – known for lower emissions and good fuel economy for the segment
• Payload: Up to 750 kg, depending on configuration (standard, long‑wheelbase, or sport body)
• Dimensions: 4.85 m long, 1.77 m wide, 1.71 m high; 3.41 m cargo aisle length
• Seating: Up to 5 passengers (engineer’s version can accommodate 7 in the “crew” layout)
• Cabin Features: Air‑co, power steering, adjustable seats, optional touch‑screen infotainment
• Safety: 3‑point seatbelts, ABS, ASR, optional side‑impact bars
• Warranty & Service: Commonly available for used units up to 400 000 km or 5‑year protection packs in many markets

Depreciation Insight:

The Ford Tourneo depreciation trajectory follows a typical pattern for commercial vans. In the first year after purchase, you can expect the vehicle to lose roughly 15‑20% of its original value, which is common for any new vehicle. Over the following two to three years, the monthly depreciation rate generally slows to around 2‑4% per year, meaning a 3‑year old model usually trades in at about 60‑65% of its original price.

Factors that can accelerate depreciation include:

• High mileage or uneven service intervals
• Visible wear on interior or exterior components
• Tech changes in newer models (e.g., hybrid or advanced safety tech)

Conversely, well‑maintained units with documented service histories can retain higher values, especially in market areas where commercial vans are in high demand.

What is a 2009 Ford Tourneo worth?

Every used Ford Tourneo’s value depends on a lot of variables: region, maintenance records, trim level, and even the number of previous owners. A glance at recent listings shows that delivery trucks or transport-focused variants often fetch a premium because of their long‑wheelbase body and higher payload. In general, you can anticipate the used Ford Tourneo price to nest inside the 30-40% depreciation bracket for the first few years, bringing the market range to around 40-55% of a new unit’s retail price.

Comparison Context

When compared to similar models, the Ford Tourneo holds its ground in the small‑to‑mid‑size van category. For example:

• Ford Transit – Slightly larger, more powerful – often listed at a higher price point and drives more wear costs
• Vauxhall Viv

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