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Facts about Ford Puma
- The original Ford Puma coupé was sold in the UK from 1997-2002.
- The new Ford Puma crossover SUV was first introduced in the UK in 2019.
- It was the best-selling car in the UK in 2023 and 2024.
- It is currently Ford’s best-selling model in the UK.
- Popular Puma trims include the ST-Line, Titanium, and ST.
- The Puma’s design is based on the seventh-generation Ford Fiesta.
- The original Ford Puma coupé was popularised in the UK with television adverts featuring Steve McQueen driving a Puma in reimagined scenes from Bullitt.
- Its original design was called Lynx. Puma, another feline, was chosen because of the car’s cat-like design elements.
- Ford manufactures the Puma at Ford Otosan located in Craiova, Romania.
- The Puma is now available as an all-electric model, the Puma Gen-E.
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Frequently asked questions about Ford Puma
Is Ford Puma worth buying?
Generally, the Ford Puma is worth buying because it is highly practical for everyday use, delivers a great driving experience, and is quite good value for money. The Puma is extremely popular in the UK because it strikes an excellent balance in nearly all aspects.
Do Ford Pumas hold their value?
The Ford Puma tends to hold its value fairly well, on par with many other competitor crossover SUVs. Because the Puma is relatively new, it still remains to be seen how well they hold their value in the coming years.
Why did Ford discontinue the Puma?
Ford has not discontinued the Puma in the UK, but petrol models have been discontinued in other markets such as Australia. The original Ford Puma coupé introduced in 1997 was discontinued in 2002, however.
Is a Ford Puma bigger than a Ford Focus?
The Ford Focus is slightly bigger than the Ford Puma. The Puma’s dimensions (length x width x height) in metres are approximately 4.2 x 1.8 x 1.5 whereas the Focus (fourth-generation) is approximately 4.4-4.6 x 1.8 x 1.5, depending on variant (hatchback, estate, or saloon).
Does my Ford Puma have a heated windscreen?
Yes. The Ford Puma is equipped with Ford’s Quickclear heated windscreens as a standard feature. Indeed, this is a major selling feature of the Puma in the UK since frost, condensation, and ice are somewhat common in the winter and many competitor SUVs have either no heated windscreens or use arguably inferior heated windscreens.