Ford Tourneo Connect 3. Generation 1.5 EcoBoost, 114 PS, 7-speed dual-clutch (since 2024)

Power
114 PS (85 kW)
Engine codes
DXD
Gearbox
7-speed dual-clutch
Production years
since 2024
Running cost per month
€461
Fuel
Petrol
Median price
€32,990
Reliability
2/5
DIY
2/5

Research for this car

Known issues for this car

IssueAffectsTypical kmRepair costSource
eTSI 48 V starter-generator and batteryeTSI mild hybrid with DSG, 2020-Not stated£3,500 or more (UK, 2026)Engine guide
Petrol particulate filter (GPF) blockage1.5 TSI with GPF, 2017-Not statedNo confirmed priceEngine guide
Clutch wear and judderAll80,000 to 180,000 km40,000 to 55,000 RUB fitted (Russia)Gearbox guide
Control unit failuresAll50,000 to 150,000 kmabout 440 EUR repair (Germany)Gearbox guide
Dual-mass flywheel rattleCars with a dual-mass flywheelaround 150,000 kmReplaced with the clutchGearbox guide
6th and reverse shift forkAll–40,000 to 45,000 RUB labour (Russia)Gearbox guide
Oil leaksMechatronic and gearbox joints–1,500 to 2,000 EUR when the mechatronic is involved (Germany)Gearbox guide
Input shaft damageClutch changes that kept the old pilot bearing–Part of the clutch jobGearbox guide

Before you buy this car

From the engine guide

  1. 48 V system (scanner). On an eTSI, read the 48 V fault memory and warning history. Bad: stored codes, stop-start off, or a recent battery or starter-generator invoice.
  2. Recall check. Enter the VIN in the official recall check. Bad: an open 24ER, 24EV or 24EP campaign.

From the gearbox guide

  1. Fault scan (needs a scanner). P17BF, P189C, P1895 or P0841 mean a pressure fault, usually the accumulator housing. Get a repair price or walk away.
  2. Pump test. Ignition on, engine off. The pump should run briefly and stop. A pump that keeps whirring points to the accumulator.
  3. Oil. Look at the gearbox and the undertray. Wet oil can mean a mechatronic job.
  4. Control unit signs. Ask about a flashing gear display, a blown gearbox fuse, or the car losing drive at a stop.
  5. Clutch values (needs a scanner). Read remaining clutch travel and the adaptation counters. Counters that will not adapt, or very low travel, mean a clutch job soon.
  6. Road test in 6th and 7th. Full throttle from 1,000 and 1,500 rpm. Engine speed that swings by up to 200 rpm means a worn clutch. Also feel for judder pulling away.
  7. Reverse, cold and warm. A flashing R, no reverse or a crunch is bad.
  8. Cold start. A rattle for 5 to 10 minutes, or in 2nd on overrun, points to the flywheel.
  9. Paperwork. VIN check for open recalls; for 2008 to 2013 cars, proof of the 2013 oil change; invoices for any mechatronic repair.

Running costs

Operational€212
Workshop€118
Fixed costs (tax, insurance)€131
Total per month€461
New-car depreciation (not included)€323

ADAC figures for 15,000 km a year over 60 months

Market

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Listings
87
25th percentile
€29,990
Median price
€32,990
75th percentile
€34,990
Median mileage
6,500 km
Median first registration
2025
Dealer share
98.9%

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Prices by first registration

First registrationListingsMedian priceMedian mileage
202638€34,49025 km
202525€31,84012,987 km
202412€29,98029,000 km
20235€25,99038,700 km
20227€24,99536,000 km

Medians only for years with at least 5 listings. Many cars are first registered after production ends, so years can run past the build years.

Price history

MonthListingsMedian priceMiddle halfMedian mileage
Nov 202687€32,990€29,990 – €34,9906,500 km
Oct 202687€32,990€29,990 – €34,9906,500 km

Median asking price at the last snapshot of each month.

ADAC versions

All 4 ADAC versions
VersionPowerProduction yearsRunning cost per month
Grand Tourneo Connect 1.5 EcoBoost Titanium Automatik114 PS2024–2025€481
Grand Tourneo Connect 1.5 EcoBoost Titanium Automatik114 PSsince 2025€450
Tourneo Connect 1.5 EcoBoost Titanium Automatik114 PS2024–2025€474
Tourneo Connect 1.5 EcoBoost Titanium Automatik114 PSsince 2025€445