Launched in 2012, the Ford Kuga's good looks, refined driving experience and overall practicality have made it very popular indeed. Used Ford Kuga's tend to be economical and pretty inexpensive to run, and so popular for budget-conscious families in the market for an SUV. Owners and reviews alike have commented on the Kuga's driving experience – it's an SUV that handles like a hatchback and offers one of the best drives in this sector.
With a plug-in hybrid option as well as the regular petrol and diesel options, the Ford Kuga adds affordable running costs to an already appealing proposition
The Ford Kuga is a compact SUV, and as such, competes in one of the most hard-fought sectors of the car market. With so many rivals, does it stand out?
Ford has completely overhauled the Kuga, its mid-size SUV. It’ll be available with a choice of petrol, diesel or hybrid power.
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The Ford Kuga offers a top speed range between 121miles per hour and 125miles per hour, depending on the version.
Ford Kuga on-the-road prices RRP from £32,365 and rises to around £43,395, depending on the version.
According to the official figures, the Ford Kuga's fuel economy ranges between 0mpg and 314mpg.
The standard UK car tax rate is currently £195. You may also have to pay higher rates based on your car’s emission levels. Learn more about car tax bands.
Built using the same platform as the Ford Focus, the Ford Kuga is a mid-sized SUV that handles like a hatchback – meaning it’s fun to drive but has those boxy SUV looks. Newer versions of the Ford Kuga mix fun driving dynamics with good safety kit, convenient tech and practical touches throughout. No matter which Kuga you go for, you’ll be getting a robust, comfortable and very usable compact family car.
There’s plenty of engine choice across the Ford Kuga range, including a plug-in hybrid version alongside mild-hybrid and petrol and diesel engines. Given the wide range of engines available for a used Ford Kuga, you’ll likely find one with the levels of performance, affordability and economy you need.
Euro NCAP’s test awarded the full five stars to the Ford Kuga. Ford offers a standard 3-year/60,000-mile warranty, with the option of extending the cover for another five years at an extra cost. Common issues with used Ford Kuga include door seals wearing out (so listen for a creaking sound when you open the door), and a worn gator (listen for a rattling gearstick). Both can be replaced without too much work.
