Overview

• SMMT figures show 30,764 Ford Puma registrations so far in 2025, cementing its position as the UK’s top-selling model
• Journalists highlight the micro-SUV’s deep boot and versatile storage compartments as key practical advantages for buyers
• The one-litre Ecoboost engine delivers strong torque and responsive steering but exposes low-speed tyre grip issues
• Entry-level Puma Titanium starts under £27,000, placing it above some rivals and prompting scrutiny over its value proposition
• Observers argue that a used Fiesta can match much of the Puma’s appeal at a lower purchase and running cost