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[@jonathanfrankel6787]

I prefer this type of review to any supercar.

[@jboi9309]

I totally agree!! You can identify with these sorts of reviews.. as the cars are within Joe Bloggs budget!! Supercars reviews you're just watching and thinking.. 'Nice motor.. but I'll never he able to afford one of these' 😳

[@Johnsonjack7832]

Same

[@a_ali_g]

100%

[@mixedboi]

Me too

[@subrogation747]

I bought a new 2002 Mondeo Estate Ghia X 2litre diesel. I ran it for 75,000 miles and gave it to my son. He ran it for a further 70,000 miles and traded it in. Other than service parts the only work needed was a new fuel pump and a new radio. A brilliant car and good value for money.

[@KKTR3]

You were lucky only one - I’ve had loads of them luckily some under warranty

[@chrishart8548]

@@KKTR3 didn't say how long he had it. It would do 200k easy. Age is more of a problem than mileage generally.

[@KKTR3]

@@chrishart8548 I’m talking about the top of the range radio in them

[@Norfolkbiker50]

The last Mondeo I owned was a 2006 2.0 tdci bought for £750 in 2015. It had less than 100k on it and I thought I'd bagged a real bargain. When I drove it home I noticed a slight rattle so the next day I took it to my mechanic and found out it had a broken spring. I also discovered that the flywheel was on it's way out so straight away £1300 for a new flywheel, clutch and a front spring. About a week later it went into limp mode as I was overtaking and nearly killed me. This was something that happened almost every time I drove the car I actually kept the car for 3 years clocking up 150k but despite dozens of trips to different mechanics I never found out why it kept going into limp mode?

[@stephencave187]

​@@Norfolkbiker50 Same limp mode problem with my 53 plate diesel mondeo estate. And i've been told of plenty others too. I loved the car. Black with tints. But it wasn't worth spending money on to sort the problem so i scrapped it. Gutted.

[@TheMarshalling]

This is positive proof that if a car is decent in the first place, and is then maintained properly, it will last and will pass an (advisory free) MOT 19 years later!! I’ve had 2 models of these and they’re great cars, very underrated. Great video as always Matt, thank you…👍😊

[@norsegolf76]

This was my favorite High Peak video in quite a while! A great old car in good nick, a larger than usual dose of dry humor, and all in all, 25 minutes well spent! 👏👏

[@garethbain7477]

Same here....these type of videos are the best!! Lovely views of the bin too!

[@davidperry3531]

Great video - when most of us thought this was a dog, it is great to see this car live on and it still looks quite modern. There is nothing like a good service record to keep cars like this going and going.

[@retroandy7166]

Yes, great vid indeed old bean.

[@robinjones6999]

I had one and drove it to Spain, fully loaded - really liked the car, and it never let me down.

[@histriamagna1014]

A taxi company in my town here in Slovenia had few of those Mondeos with 2l diesel engines. All went over 600.000 km. The definition of a workhorse.

[@thehotwombat]

I think that engine was a joint effort with Peugeot. Also found in Volvos. My S40 is currently on 360k km

[@paulcherrytrains3339]

I have owned my 2002 hatch since 2007. Still going strong. Spent a small fortune last year but happy I did. It suits my needs exactly. Will miss this car if I ever have to let it go. Glad to see your example lives on.

[@originalchill]

I absolutely love it when you try to keep these old girls on the road 👏🏻 plenty of life in that car for someone, a totally useable,practical and fairly cheap to run motor! I wonder if we will be saying the same about any of the EV’s in 19 years time 🤔 I doubt it some how! Nice one Matt👏🏻👍🏻

[@markburton8303]

Of course we will. There'll be be plenty of EVs that have been looked after by their owners just like the odd Mondeo. A good mondeo of that age is an exception, most of them are dead by that age.

[@ttrjw]

@@markburton8303 Quite. There is actually very little to go wrong on an EV - it is just the battery thst ages.

[@markburton8303]

@@ttrjw And the batteries don't age anything like what is spewed by the haters.

[@sarahcarter824]

My late father had a Mondeo as a company car and when my Sister was learning to drive she would practice in it going around a supermarket car park. It was a green one.

[@MrGeggo8]

Cant believe how clean that looks for 300 pounds

[@ivortoad]

Surely you mean how clean the person who he bought it off was?

[@roryhazlie753]

No one likes a soggy bottom lol. That model of Ford mondeo is a very good solid built car I have a customer who has a gold Ford mondeo saloon 05 plate with roughly the same mileage and it’s solid as a rock. Now if u compare it to a jaguar x-type of the same year it will be absolutely rotten as a pear,same chassis different badge.

[@KKTR3]

My 2005 with 100 k Estate rotten to hell under boot - outside prescribed area

[@delboyderek9629]

One of the best company cars I had as a service engineer. 57 plate 1.8 diesel engine, never broke down, very comfortable to drive and nice big fuel tank. Very quick off the mark as well. Great video to watch, brings back the memories of driving the Mondeo.

[@davidwatt7663]

The good humoured chat is uplifting Cheers 👍

[@K9DashCams]

My father had a 03 Mondeo Estate Zetec S in Oyster. He loved the car apart from the low profile tyres which were very expensive & it seem to go through them quickly. He bought it at 6 months old & traded it in after 125K miles & 8 years of owning it. its still going today & does about 2K a year according to MOT history.

[@tehklevster]

I had a gold Volvo S80, I quite liked the colour. I also miss the days when Marantz hifi kit was a champagney sort of colour.

[@Bizmyurt]

Second generation was based on Mondeo.

[@tehklevster]

@@Bizmyurt well to be more accurate, common platform.

[@davidbewley7282]

05 mk3 mondeo,I had a 2ltr diesil for 5 yrs,it was a great tow car (130 bhp) it handled really good,my son ran the car for 2yrs,it was one of the best cars I’ve ever had

[@ap6584]

This channel is a masterclass in the most important aspects of business- persistence, diligence and positive attitude, they will pay off in the end.

[@hswami74]

Well done, Matt, on an excellent return on this one! Keep 'em rolling these think-out-loud narration videos on the car-buying process. We all appreciate the education in inspection / testing car-buying process and money management.👌🏽🌟

[@andrewharlow84]

I hope that whoever does buy it doesn't run it into the ground, I like to see cars like this go on for as long as possible! It's well worth looking after in my opinion. Fun episode again, cheers!

[@davebolam-edwards2469]

I had an ST. They are brilliant cars. I don’t think they are boring. Love a mondeo. And an estate. Wow. Talk about a perfect dad car

[@kimo255868]

Hi there I'm an avid watcher of your videos and I gotta say I really love how you drop idioms and expressions every now and then. "gotta make hay while the sun shines". As English is not my 1st language, I found those really amusing.

[@HighPeakAutos]

Thank you! 😃

[@jollyjoiner68]

Finally someone else that takes their sunglasses off when they talking to someone like in a shop or somewhere, not just me then 😎👍🏻

[@timaves1504]

I had an 05 2.0 diesel Gaia (black!!!) and it was a great motor. I’m a musician and it got me and LOADS of gear to hundreds of gigs all over the UK between 2011 and 2016. The guy l sold it to is still driving it!

[@vivianhughes9347]

Fantastic video - guess what I have on my drive at this very moment? A 55 plate Mk3 Mondeo 1.8 Zetec and a Berlingo Multispace. Two workhorses that go on and on through MoTs with no advisories! 😃👍

[@geetee7154]

One of the best cars ever made, in my opinion, mine was still going strong at 186000 miles, when I traded it in, my brother had one which had done 310000 miles👍

[@MattCharlie88]

I’ve got a 2009 Mondeo 2l diesel. It never lets me down and still drives so smooth. It’s serviced every year. It’s done 113k now and will likely need a new clutch in the next couple of years. Planning on getting it done early next year and to keep running it until it dies.

[@gregsimister2396]

I'm still driving a 03 plate mondeo gia x diesel tdci a she's covered 52 thousand miles I got the car off my uncle 8 years ago with 32 thousand on the clock and what a bargain at a grand I say and yes shes gold

[@petergreen1265]

I was Mondeo man a few years ago now - Mondeo Ghia Xi estate black/with black leather trim all the bells and whistles - great car

[@simonbailey2151]

Mate, an old shed and a listen to you ramble through your memories, 25 minutes well spent. Thanks for the video!

[@tonystafford978]

Mondeos are cracking cars. I have a mk5 titanium with all the toys and never given any problems. Comfortable, reliable and nice to drive its all the car youd ever need I would definitely buy another Mondeo after this one.

[@alanwayte432]

I had exactly the same car, same colour in 05, I did 90.000 miles in three years as a sales rep, it was an excellent workhorse

[@kabukidreamboy]

This is probably your best video to date but maybe I'm biased. My '06 Mondeo 2.0 petrol auto hatchback passed its MOT today with no advisories. Only 111k and I've owned it since 2018 when I paid £650 for it. The aircon used to work until a few years ago when I decided it would be uneconomic to have it fixed as it would have been expensive.

[@ioan...]

hey mate it’s my dads 50th birthday on wednesday and I always hear you’re voice on the tv everyday he loves the videos. I have no clue what to surprise him with as he wants nothing but l’m sure he’d really appreciate if u did this. Absolutely fine if u can’t but it would be a great if u could send a quick clip or add it to your video whatever’s easiest saying happy birthday to lee parry

[@michaelmccann4706]

You can do this Matt. Everybody hit the thumbs up to make this happen ❤❤❤❤

[@ioan...]

@@michaelmccann4706 Thank youu!!

[@HighPeakAutos]

Message me on instagram

[@ioan...]

@@HighPeakAutos done

[@rob19632]

Brings back memories I did 100,000 miles in a 2003 zetec diesel. Fab car.

[@iangeary8167]

My Dad had this car. Literally. This was my Dad's car, which he'd owned since it was a couple of years old. He looks after things really carefully, and i am quite proud of the feedback given about it (and indirectly him.) I am a bit annoyed i didn't take him up on his offer to have it actually - it's cost far less to keep going than my E61. I never liked the seat covers though - why spend your life in a car protecting the seats so the next owner can make a £1500 profit?

[@jonathanbignall1198]

It's good to see cars like this that were looked after and living a good lifespan, so many of them were driven to the moon and back and scrapped within a few years. I know people like to mock the "Mundaneo" but they were competent everyman cars back in the day. Not very desirable but they served a purpose and did it pretty well. I had a '94 mk1 years ago and it served me well.

[@18_rabbit]

your point about flash is the classic dilemma in a sense, as well as a timing of when to use the car. I am approaching my mid '50's and in my american generation, displaying wealth was gauche, and/but it depended on whether a person really was showing off, i.e. their personality is what it boils down to. I loved your AMG GT-- a fav car of all time to my mind. And cannot afford one now.

[@MediumBluWonder]

Man I wish we had used car dealers in the states as knowledgeable as you are. Also I've driven this era of Mondeo before and really enjoyed it.

[@nazeem6401]

I owned a 1988 Honda Accord, best car i ever owned. It was nicked in Plaistow in 2006 with a complete bag of brand new golf clubs and the school's cricket equipment in the boot. Police has not found a trace of it since.😞.

[@steve5772]

Those mondeos were a great car to be fair, and the specced up ones had all sorts of toys. I remember delivering one that even had cornering headlights. They handled well too. People used to slate the x-type for being a Mondeo underneath... I never saw that as a bad thing.b

[@shanewaller2864]

I had a 2005 ford mondeo 2.2 155 bhp tdci titanium x in panther black ,it was a cracking car ,it would top 144 mph on the autobahn, and regularly return 65 mpg . When we sold it we replaced it with a mk 4 .5 mondeo 2.2 175 bhp titanium x sport estate in panther Black absolutely brilliant car .

[@edsmith4821]

I remember this car being the result of a reverse engineered VW Passat which when it arrived all the motor journalists loved that it was almost as good as a 3 series. So the fact that i had a 1.8 company one , i was over the moon . Great car in 2005 so im glad to see a responsibly looked after example

[@JohnWellings-k8d]

Another good video matt, good old Ford with all windows working and ice cold AC. Alot of people slate Ford's, but I think they are better than most? Great to see another older car kept on the road.

[@amigachris]

Aircon was the only thing that worked on mine...

[@airthreypark]

They are superb cars. My previous model one (also an estate) handled better than the saloon. Just went and went then I had a 'last version' one more recently and it had zero faults in 2.5 years and 80000 miles.

[@treacadelic]

About 99% of the world's drivers could get by with a Mondeo. Such underrated cars.

[@audibleadventures9004]

Literally got the saloon version, same age, colour, and price, my dad's mate sold it to me, he'd just taxed it for £200 odd, brand new tyres and serviced! He did all that then upgraded a month later by chance.

[@Stop..carry-on]

They are cracking cars - very reliable easy to work on

[@timhancock6626]

This Mondeo represents "peak Ford" in my view. It was an excellent car. I wont hear a word against them. My brother in law has just got rid of a Titanium, and only because of ULEZ in London. It needed a bit doing, but it was 18 years old and still drove nicely.

[@BoyRacerS3]

In January, I bought a mondeo for 230 quid, drove it to LAMMA, Harper Adam’s uni and through central london for a week. I sold it for 600 quid to a mate almost instantly, and it paid for all of it, including diesel and insurance. Love a mondeo

[@RichardForster-xr5kf]

I bought a Mondeo estate last October. 10k miles in, it’s now on 80k, 2006 Plate, I mean I don’t like it it’s purely a mile muncher right now averaging 50mpg easily, and it’s not a bad car really, I just don’t enjoy it. But your right, average Mondeo man will love it when I come to sell up soon.. I’ve no doubt yours will sell fast too!! Enjoyed the video 😊

[@walnoot1234]

Currently driving a Mark IV from 2010 for just over 3 years. Only regular maintenance so far, except for a injector related issue which was solved for around 300pounds I think. Added 60k since purchase. 2L turbodiesel. Love the big boot, perfect for camping trips or moving stuff.

[@blacksmoke9419]

My mate had an late 90s mondeo estate , we were teenagers so the fact it done 70 mph in 2nd gear made it a cool car 😂

[@theycallmemrb9676]

Last car before current one was Mondeo Mk3 Petrol auto. Engine got hydro locked in 2012 being driven through flood but after engine had flush and new oil/filter came back to life and indeed seemed to run much better! Auto gearbox probably saved catastrophic damage to engine. The MK3 estate featured comes up on various reg searches as grey or silver. Did the last owner indeed have a unlimited supply of gold paint!

[@TheDizzer911]

I’ve had at least 5 of those mk3 mondeos .. bloody good cars ! Not got a bad word about them

[@zaamuro8408]

For us aussies on the other side of the world, we always considered the Mondeo as the best handling car in its class however boring it may be....

[@stevek.456]

Agree, I have the 2008 titanium, fitted from new with low profile tyres, it can still shift on the bendy stuff.

[@simonbanks3112]

I recently bought a 91k 11-plate Mondeo diesel as a motorway commute car - 13k miles in 9 months so far, 100% reliable and a no-advisory MOT...not exciting cars, but great cars! Also, 100% agree about people who don't take their sunglasses off!

[@MK-1973]

Love this - what a fantastic car. In the right hands it could still be on the road looking as good as that in 5 years, maybe even 10! I think £1995 is a very fair price for it. My next service and MOT is due soon - bet it costs me more than £300!

[@oscartaylor8834]

Brought back memories of my grandads ‘02 Ghia X diesel fastback. He had it 12 years and was a great car, and have so many memories of it when I was growing up!

[@AlexGKay]

I had the same spec hatchback in black for 11 years. Absolutely fantastic car. Worked flawlessly and yes air-conditioning was still ice cold when I finally dropped it off on a hot day. I was almost considering keeping it when I bought its replacement.

[@allanshelley9409]

Great to see you got a good bargain Matt “ happy days ( you never get bored with a ford 😂)

[@gileshalliwell3591]

For some strange reason the cheaper and the more “undesirable” the car the more interesting and enjoyable these films are!

[@Jimages_uk]

I think I would have got Jimmy the magician to touch up the o/s rear wheel arch after saving so much on everything else

[@stuartday1876]

The Mk3 Mondeo was amazing, we had one when my wife got made redundant and lost her company car. Paid £900 for it, spent £900 on it, and what was meant to be a temporary car, stayed for 4 years! It felt so well screwed together, easily as good as a German vehicle. In the end, we used it as the dog's taxi and for tip runs.

[@stuartday1876]

The dog did chew the dashboard when I went to pay for petrol once though😂

[@johntate5050]

Most German cars are badly engineered.

[@strodey123]

As the owner of a very malty black lab, which the sofa predates, we had to go the sofa cover option lol

[@MrAvant123]

In the military we were always told that when meeting the local people in dodgy foreign countries - always show your eyes by removing sunglasses ! Always thought it was insane how fords of this era needed a ket to open the bonnet ! My 2022 X3 doesnt so does it make the X3 insecure !!

[@stamy74]

Petrol ones were pretty reliable. I owned a diesel and faced multiple problems (injectors, flywheel, etc) and at the end I gave it to someone when repair costs were bigger than actual value of the car.

[@hunchanchoc8418]

I had a mk2 estate 2.0 petrol. Paid £1300 for it at 91k miles. Took it to 165k miles with only a couple of small, cheap repairs along the way. Handled well, smooth, quiet, comfy, refined, spacious, all the boot you could need. And faster than anyone would expect. And would do 43 mpg on a run. Overall, the best car I've ever had.

[@johncrofts4393]

I borrowed a colleague's Mondeo estate to transport my daughter and all of her stuff to Exeter University over twenty years ago 3it just swallowed everything. It was a diesel and sipped fuel, despite having a fair amount of grunt.

[@jamestipler7241]

I've actually got one of these in blue with the three litre V6 in it. Not a full ST, just the bigger engine. It's so much better than it has any right to be for a big 19 year old bus. Carries anything. Handles better than a FWD car has ant right to. Comfortable. Super easy to drive. Only downside is the 23ish mpg it gets. I keep thinking I should chop it in and get an Audi S6 but I just can't talk myself into it when the Mondeo does everything I need it to already.

[@kevwalton272]

my early ford mondeo 1.8 was the best drivers car ive owned, taut sharp steering.

[@-Yurkey]

I still have my 2012, 2.0L Tdci Mondeo Estate...it's one of those oddities in the car world the Mondeo is (and I am talking about the Euro Mondeo, the US one ruined it, last gen). It's not ugly, not bad to drive with the independent rear suspension and stock 235/45R17 tires (great for twisties, planted on the motorway) and won't break the bank to service while parts are available...what it is awesome for is a weekend camper conversion since the seats go flat down (you just unscrew the bottom parts, leave them at home, and then you can fit a 2m long air mattress)...As I recall Matt bought one in blue and sold it for profit (but it was lowest trim, the higher trim 2007‐2014 Mondeos had nice kit...parking sensor allround, satnav, Ford converse+ screen, heated and cooled seats, heated windscreen, bixenon etc)

[@ROYBALDWICK]

Nice one Matt, good to see a positive result for a change, someone is going to get a few more years out of that one.

[@julianowens4071]

I love this kind of motoring,cheap,non portentous and park anywhere without fear

[@nigelmattravers5913]

I had a company saloon from 2001 to 2004 and really liked it. Good drive, reasonable fuel economy, the heated windscreen was a boon in winter. Very reliable but seemed to go through tyres. All my colleagues in the same grade were going for BMW 3s, I think I made a better decision for the family friendly Mondeo

[@tomhope4613]

These are brilliant cars….. owned my 2003 2.5 v6 zetec-s saloon for 11yrs. Still had the original cat on it and was worth £400 on its own. As for your mentioning over revving wife had a 2004 1.8 Mondeo same engine as the focus and did the same. Culprit was a small s shaped pcv hose that splits and was behind the inlet manifold. And lastly you were correct the aux port is in the glovebox

[@MrSonicAdvance]

If you think the Mondeo is dull, you want to try an Octavia.

[@michaelatwal3007]

Absolutely loved watching this mate, aside from the e31 and e63, I'm a massive Mondeo fan! Made me chuckle when you said no wonder you are single ha ha ha I think all us cars guys wonder that sometimes! Rescued my awful day thanks to watching your video and bringing some escapism!

[@HighPeakAutos]

Glad you enjoyed. All the best

[@rnyellow]

A mobile Werther's Original that handles and hopefully won't let the future owner down. I'm up for that. Surely worth 2k all day in the current market.

[@ItsDanLatham]

You've done well with this one! I was quite interested in the best mate mondeo story too 😂Knowing your luck it will end up back in your hands once more

[@HighPeakAutos]

Haha after I filmed this I spoke with him, it was silver not blue and he traded it in with another garage - I’d completely forgotten

[@Bizmyurt]

Got one new in dec 2001 2,0 Ghia Business Edition 5d. A nice front drive wheel car. Driving enjoyment one of the best in it's class. Have done 240 km/h on the odometer. A bit loud inside and suspension not fast enough for bad roads Weak points are deteriorating door handle trim. Stuck handbrakes. Even front braks. Front springs can brake to early like 70 000 miles for me but I also load them through corners more than any one else but also others have gotten them broken earlier with out loading them. Then rust is the last weak point. I had mine to may 2013 and about 80 000+ miles. The engine and gearbox was still like new. Did my services except the first ones by my self. Still ford owe me a new one.

[@thehenchdude11]

I didnt know about the sun glasses off when meeting or greeting someone as a courtesy!! The things you learn. Will do that in future!!

[@HighPeakAutos]

Might be me being weird

[@richardbentley1202]

I use an early Mk3 estate as a daily driver and have something much more fruity to play with at the weekend. Don’t mock the RS owners club card… Potential rear subframe rot is the main issue on the estates + plenty of dislike from the wife. Very simple to maintain (petrol) and drives better than a few modern cars. It replaced a Mk 1 Focus as a daily, might as well be consistent.

[@Alex1234496]

Nothing beats a Mondeo. My old crush father had one, W reg. He would give me a lift in sometimes. Solid ship.

[@bryandow2827]

These cars are fantastic family cars or for a trades person looking for reliable big car to transport tools and materials around with the fear of damaging it. This is proof of you look after your car it will stay on the road for a long time.

[@paulandbiancaadventures3458]

I once had a 53 plate 2.0 zetec saloon in sky blue. Fast spacious and very comfortable.

[@AssumedTiger]

These are so much more interesting than any new grey crossover

[@paulillingworth1242]

I adore my one owner 3rd gen Mondeo, on just 74k original miles, it’s a fantastic car, we’ve had all different cars including Mercedes, MG, BMW and many more, but I’ll be frank my Hatchback Mondeo petrol is a great car. One of things beware of on this era only Mondeo estate is rear axles can be a bit iffy.

[@williamfence566]

Hired one one christmas years ago to take all the family plus presents to the in laws . Still had room in the back !. Remember being impressed at the time .

[@piclife1178]

MK3 Mondeo was a great car of it's time and really drive well.

[@shane24v]

Had a mk3 2.0 petrol estate ghia x followed by a mk4 2.2 tit x sport and both never let me down the mk4 reached 290,000 miles, I now have a cls 3.0 shootingbrake and yet I still miss the mondeo.

[@martinkirton9608]

Much, much, much prefer these older car videos!

[@robertdemeny251]

I've never owned Ford. Two times I've had It as lendcar from my garage. One petrol. 2.0. It drove ok, but very thirsty. Later a diesel automatic. A Mondeo is like porridge. It gets the job done, but you'll never get to love it.

[@RonDeeks]

I had a gold (champagne) 02 Omega. Not my choice of colour, but when you're buying secondhand, colour isn't really high on the list. Loved that Omega, a comfy old barge.

[@sebastianohalloran9093]

Yet another video where Matt shows how well bred he is. I don’t mean posh, just civilised. Doesn’t want to appear brash, not ashamed to drive his Berlingo and thinks about taking his sunglasses off. Class.

[@guineapigsheep]

My Dad had a top spec 51 plate - in **Oyster Silver!!** Family friends with a Jag X Type were jealous of the features and probably felt a bit hard done by!

[@creationinmotion4124]

This car is really good as gold! 😂. Excellent find ❤

[@mikaelsimble382]

Good for you that you bought a Chrysler PT Cruiser. Now you need to buy a Chrysler Neon!

[@sandersson2813]

My dad had the Ghia X Version of this. At the time that was a very nice car.

[@Lucaat]

Imagine Ford making cars like this again instead of ones that eat their oilbathed timing belts.

[@gileshalliwell3591]

You’re “rocking” the Berlingo! Cool…