Introduction: Ford showed the Mondeo in 2012 but left its European customers waiting until 2014 when the car finally arrived in showrooms.

Introduction: Ford launched the fourth generation of the Mondeo in 2006 and, four years later, it introduced the facelifted version for it.

Introduction: Ford showed the third generation of the Mondeo in the 2006 movie Casino Royale, but the official unveiling was made in 2007.

Introduction: Ford continued to offer the Mondeo in three shapes: sedan, hatchback, and station-wagon, to directly compete against the French vehicles and the Opel/Vauxhall Vectra.

Introduction: After just two years since its introduction, the Mondeo's second generation received a mild facelift, which slightly improved its look and some interior trims.

Introduction: Ford learned from its mistakes and, when it introduced the second generation of the Mondeo, it made it a lot better and kept the fastback-styling for it.

Introduction: Just two years after introducing the Mondeo lineup, Ford refreshed the entire range and fixed most of the problems encountered with the 1994 model-year.

Introduction: Ford invested one billion dollars in the Mondeo project, but the result was a global car available in three shapes: sedan, hatchback, and station wagon.