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Old 06-11-2008, 02:20 AM   #1
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Default Cost of MONDEO(NEW) parts

Hey guys

Friend has decided that they want to get an XR5T (cause Ford wont bring in a lower model manual). Now I was chatting to her today and she was told (by someone that owned an older one) that the Mondeo was expensive for parts. Now I know there's a 3yr warrenty on the things but when its out of warrenty user pays.

So I'm trying to gather some info for her (as she loves the look and drive of the car) on what it would cost if something failed as $500 for a radiator hose would make me run 100 miles away from the car). If there are any dealers that would know this more it would be much appreciated.

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