The Puma is a small SUV that’s great to drive, has a practical interior and is really good value for money.
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The Ford Puma is one of the best small SUVs. It’s great to drive, inexpensive to run and extremely practical. Browse our selection of Ford Puma cars available to buy, finance or subscribe.
Finance representative example (PCP)
Total cash price £13,750. Borrowing £12,750 with a £1,000 deposit at a representative APR of 8.9%.
- Fixed rate of interest
- 4.6%
- 48 monthly payments
- £243.98
- Total amount payable
- £16,767.04
- Cost of credit
- £3,017.04
- Optional final payment
- £4,056.00
- Annual mileage limit
- 10,000 miles
- Excess mileage charge
- 4p/mile
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£21,900
£369/month PCP
Finance representative example (PCP)
Total cash price £13,750. Borrowing £12,750 with a £1,000 deposit at a representative APR of 8.9%.
- Fixed rate of interest
- 4.6%
- 48 monthly payments
- £243.98
- Total amount payable
- £16,767.04
- Cost of credit
- £3,017.04
- Optional final payment
- £4,056.00
- Annual mileage limit
- 10,000 miles
- Excess mileage charge
- 4p/mile
- Read more about 2020 used Ford Puma 1L ST-Line X EcoBoost MHEV T
Ford Puma
1L ST-Line X EcoBoost MHEV T
View this car£23,100
£386/month PCP
- Read more about 2020 used Ford Puma 1L ST-Line X EcoBoost MHEV T
Ford Puma
1L ST-Line X EcoBoost MHEV T
View this car£23,075
£387/month PCP
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£23,750
£396/month PCP
- Read more about 2020 used Ford Puma 1L ST-Line X First Edition EcoBoost MHEV T
Ford Puma
1L ST-Line X First Edition EcoBoost MHEV T
View this car£24,175
£405/month PCP
- Read more about 2020 used Ford Puma 1L ST-Line X Vignale EcoBoost T
Ford Puma
1L ST-Line X Vignale EcoBoost T
View this car£26,000
£447/month PCP
- Read more about 2021 used Ford Puma 1L ST-Line Vignale EcoBoost MHEV T
Ford Puma
1L ST-Line Vignale EcoBoost MHEV T
View this car£27,075
£470/month PCP
Thinking of getting a Ford Puma?
The style of the car
The Puma has a distinctive look, with its headlights almost on top of the front end. There’s certainly no mistaking it for any other small SUV. It’s small enough to be nippy around town but big enough to have a spacious, user-friendly interior.
How it drives
Most Fords are fun to drive and that’s definitely the case with the Puma. It feels light and responsive on a country road, easy to drive around town and quiet and comfortable on the motorway. The gear change is smooth and standard parking sensors are useful when manoeuvring. A range of petrol engines are available, some of which are more fuel-efficient mild-hybrids. The sporty ST model is fast and fun.
The interior
The Puma is a small SUV with five doors, five seats and an interior big enough for four adults, though tall people in the back seat might find headroom a little tight. It’ll certainly work as a family car whatever age your children are. The boot is big for a car of this type, with space for three large suitcases. The height of the boot floor is adjustable and the back seats can fold down to create extra space. There’s a ‘MegaBox’ storage compartment under the boot floor, ideal for carrying dirty shoes. A removable plug at the bottom means it can even be hosed clean. All models have air con, sat nav and cruise control.
Running costs and reliability
The Puma is great value for money. All models do at least 45mpg, according to official figures, and it won’t cost you much in road tax and insurance. Fords are generally reliable and the Puma has no apparent issues. Safety experts Euro NCAP awarded it a full five-star safety rating.
How it compares with similar cars
There are a lot of small SUVs to choose from, including the DS 3 Crossback, Peugeot 2008 and Seat Arona. Some rivals are slightly more spacious than the Puma, but it’s so much more enjoyable to drive and the MegaBox adds another level of practicality to its interior.
Common questions about the Ford Puma
Owners report that Fords are generally reliable and well made.
All Puma models do at least 45mpg, according to official figures. Road tax and insurance costs should be inexpensive.
Unlike some other small SUVs, the Puma has enough passenger space that it should work as a family car. Four adults will be comfortable, too. The boot’s big for this type of car and versatile thanks to a compartment under the boot floor.
Some of the Puma’s many rivals are more stylish and have a bit more passenger space. But it’s much more enjoyable to drive and the versatile boot makes it especially practical for a compact SUV.