Ford will drop Mondeo as market shifts to SUVs

The Mondeo has been offered as a hatchback, sedan and station wagon in Europe since 1993, with sales totaling about 5 million. (Stefan Viehbacher)

By:

Nick Gibbs

March 25, 2021 12:45 PM

Ford will drop its Mondeo midsize car in Europe and no replacement for the model is planned, the automaker said.

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