The Ford Mondeo was introduced to the market in 1993 and it was produced ever since. In 2014 it reached its fourth generation, but it had to be refreshed due to European regulations.

The station wagon market in Europe has two main contenders: the Volkswagen Passat and the Ford Mondeo. Both are fighting for the supremacy in the medium-segment station wagon market. The Passat is ruling, but Ford is relentlessly charging. In 2015 it launched a new generation of the Mondeo Wagon (station-wagon) for the masses.

The third generation of the Mondeo was introduced at the 2007 Geneva Motor Show and previewed as a hatchback in the 007 James Bond film, Casino Royale.

While Ford was preparing the launch of the third generation of the Mondeo, its marketing department thought that the wagon still had something to say.

The Mondeo MKII station-wagon was highly appreciated by its customers due to its big trunk space. It received the first facelift in 2003, along with the rest of the range.

The second generation of the Mondeo Wagon appeared on the market in 2000, and it offered one of the biggest trunks in its car-segment.

The first generation of the Mondeo was introduced in 1993 and soon after the customers started to complain about it. Ford offered a fix for those with the introduction of the 1996 version.

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.