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Ford Tourneo – the versatile van that blends style, space, and practicality, whether you’re driving it for the first time in 2013 or are already cruising with a used model. When you search for a Ford Tourneo price or ask “what is a 2013 Ford Tourneo worth,” you’ll find a range that reflects mileage, condition, and region, but the core appeal remains consistent: a dependable vehicle that adapts to families, commercial fleets, and adventurous road‑trippers alike.

• Year: 2013 (though the Tourneo is available in many model years)
• Engine: 2.3 L EcoBlue diesel (TNDS) – 101 hp/175 Nm torque; or 2.0 L inline‑4 petrol (TDCI) – 115 hp/250 Nm
• Transmission: 6‑speed manual or 6‑speed automatic (DSG) – manual preferred for long‑haul drivers, automatic for city commuting
• Fuel Type: Diesel (EcoBlue) or Petrol (TDCI)
• Powertrain: Front‑wheel drive; optional all‑wheel drive in some trims
• Dimensions: Length 5.543 m – 5.97 m (varies by luggage or business config); Width 1.83 m – 1.9 m; Height 2.35 m – 2.15 m
• Cargo Space: Up to 214 L (standard); Up to 2,630 L (with fold‑down seats)
• Seating Capacity: 5 to 12 (depending on layout)
• No. of Doors: 2‑door or 3‑door chassis
• Key Features: Twin‑spoiler design, LED braking light strips, air‑conditioning (optional), multi‑zone climate control, touchscreen infotainment (optional)

Understanding the Ford Tourneo depreciation helps buyers plan their budgets and sellers price fairly. While a first‑hand van can retain a healthy portion of its value with proper care, the market trend is clear:

• Typical depreciation in the first year is around 15–20 % for both diesel and petrol variants.
• From years 1 to 3, the vehicle usually loses another 10–15 % of its original value, especially if mileage remains under 30,000 km and maintenance records are complete.
• Between years 3 and 5, a steady 5–7 % decline per annum is common.
• After 5 years, the op‑timal value drop may reach around 60 % of the original price, assuming no major mechanical issues.

These figures reflect the used Ford Tourneo price trend; buyers typically find the van at a discount that varies by region, mileage, and whether the vehicle has been part of a fleet or a single‑owner family use.

Comparable Models and Market Position

When you consider “Ford Tourneo 2013 price,” you’ll note that the van sits squarely within the mid‑size commercial fleet segment, competing against the Volkswagen Transporter T5, the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter (especially the 125 cm payload version), and the Ford Transit. Though the Sprinter often carries a higher entry price, the Tourneo offers a lighter footprint, making it economical for both first‑time fleet owners and individuals who need a flexible vehicle for mix‑and‑match seating and cargo options.

Compared to similar models, the Tourneo typically offers:

• Lower on‑board weight (50–70 kg lighter than the smaller Transit models), enhancing its fuel economy.
• A more pedestrian‑friendly access height, especially in the 2‑door configuration, beneficial for small‑city delivery routes.
• Consistent durability records, thanks to the EcoBlue diesel engine’s proven longevity in long‑term service.

The van’s market position statement is

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