Why does my p reg mondeo automatic take so long to change from first to second gear?

1. Does Ford Mondeo have transmission problems?
2. What are Ford Mondeo problems?
3. Is the Mondeo being phased out?
4. Are Ford Mondeos economical?
5. How do I know if I have a PowerShift transmission?
6. Is the 1.8 TDCi a good engine?
7. Are Ford Mondeos any good?
8. Is the 1.6 diesel Mondeo any good?
9. What is Ford replacing the Mondeo with?
10. What is going to replace the Ford Mondeo?
11. Are mondeos expensive to maintain?
12. What years did Ford have transmission problems?
13. What you need to know about Ford's PowerShift transmission problems?

Does Ford Mondeo have transmission problems?

The Mondeo is generally reliable, but the dual-clutch automatic transmission has been troublesome and I wouldn't buy one myself. Manual no problem, but not the auto. If, as you say, it is under warranty take it back to where you bought it and have them investigate the noise you hear.

What are Ford Mondeo problems?

Many owners complain of loose or rattling interior trim, especially around the dashboard and driver's door, while there have also been reports of seat problems, with the side bolsters of some cars collapsing after only a short time.

Is the Mondeo being phased out?

Ford has confirmed that it will end production of the Road test rewind: Mondeo in March 2022 and that the model will not be replaced in Europe. Launched as Ford's first “world car”, the Mondeo has been on sale since 1993 and is currently in its fifth generation.

Are Ford Mondeos economical?

It offers a best of 56.5mpg on the combined WLTP test, while adding Ford's Powershift auto sees fuel economy tail off to 53.3mpg. The auto-only 2.0 EcoBlue returns the same fuel economy figure, but adding four-wheel drive sees fuel economy reduce to a claimed 48.7mpg.

How do I know if I have a PowerShift transmission?

How Do I Know if My Car has a Powershift? If your car has dual-clutch functionality, then powershift is the automatic transmission system that will be used. For example, if there are two pedals on the floor for acceleration and one for braking, this means that you have a car with both types of transmissions available.

Is the 1.8 TDCi a good engine?

If you want a diesel Mondeo, you're spoiled for choice. Ford offers four engines in total, and this 123bhp 1.8-litre TDCi is a great pick. It has plenty of performance, good refinement and returns excellent economy and emissions figures.

Are Ford Mondeos any good?

The Ford Mondeo - now in its fourth generation - is the largest and priciest it has ever been, although the family car is also a more premium, refined and high-tech offering than it was before. ... That'll deter some drivers, but the Mondeo is still a good family car nonetheless.

Is the 1.6 diesel Mondeo any good?

The Ford Mondeo 1.6 TDCi Econetic is possibly the best car in its class when it comes to value for money, appeal and efficiency. The new 1.6 TDCi Econetic engine has a power output of 115 Bhp and emits just 94g/km of CO2. The super-efficient diesel can achieve 78.5 mpg (Combined).

What is Ford replacing the Mondeo with?

Ford is looking to capitalise further on the SUV trend. Out goes the saloon-cum-hatchback bodystyle as the Mondeo replacement morphs into a mid-rise crossover estate. The Ford grille will remain, with some design inspiration from the new Mach-E and the Explorer that's now available in mainland Europe.

What is going to replace the Ford Mondeo?

Although the Fusion name has been dropped for the US market, the next Mondeo is intended to be launched in North America and beyond, unlike Ford's bespoke European models. ... The B-Max has in effect been replaced by the Puma compact SUV, and Ford will look to steer C-Max customers into the new Kuga SUV.

Are mondeos expensive to maintain?

Servicing on the Mondeo Estate isn't too costly, and parts will be cheap to buy if something does go wrong.

What years did Ford have transmission problems?

Ford customers have claimed in legal filings their 2012-16 Focus and 2011-16 Fiesta compact cars were built with transmissions prone to “shuddering, slipping, bucking, jerking, hesitation while changing gears, premature internal wear, delays in downshifting and, in some cases, sudden or delayed acceleration.”

What you need to know about Ford's PowerShift transmission problems?

As described by owners of the vehicles, the primary, recurrent issues are a shuddering feeling while accelerating from a stop—like someone who can't feather the clutch properly on a stick shift—followed by a rough 1-2 upshift that again sends a vibration throughout the vehicle.