The Mondeo was last sold in Europe in 2022, but only as a hybrid with a two-liter gasoline engine.

The diesel and petrol engines that were once available have been phased out due to new emissions regulations.

The powerful 2.0 EcoBoost petrol engines disappeared in 2018, while the weaker 1.5-liter petrol engine passed emissions tests but was also discontinued.

The Mondeo was once a popular choice for families and business users, but now, with its limited availability and lack of engine options, its popularity has decreased.

The latest Mondeo, codenamed BA7, is considered by some to be the fourth generation of the car.

It was introduced in Europe in 2015, three years after it was launched in the United States as the Fusion.

The Mondeo was part of Ford's One Ford strategy, which aimed to create a single global design for each model rather than separate designs for different regions.

As a result, the Mondeo that was sold in Europe was largely based on the American Fusion, although it did receive some updates for the European market.

One of the biggest changes to the Mondeo was the introduction of a hybrid engine.

While diesel and petrol engines were once available, the hybrid engine was the only option for the 2022 model.

This was due in part to new emissions regulations, but also to changing consumer preferences.

The hybrid engine is more fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly than traditional petrol or diesel engines, which is an important consideration for many drivers.

Despite the discontinuation of the Mondeo in Europe, there are still plenty of used models available on the market.

In fact, prices for used Mondeos have dropped in recent years, making it a good time to buy.

While the limited engine options may be a drawback for some, the Mondeo remains a reliable and practical car that is well-suited to families and business users.

The Ford Mondeo has had a long and storied history in Europe, but its time has come to an end.

Whether it's considered the fourth or fifth generation, the Mondeo has left a lasting impression on European drivers.

While the latest model was only available as a hybrid, there are still plenty of used Mondeos available for those who want a reliable and practical mid-size car.

As we bid farewell to the Mondeo, we can look back on its legacy and appreciate the role it played in the automotive industry.