Only in green, otherwise apart from wheels , externally looks the same as st line series . Considering the extra £8000, more than x edition. Got to have slip diff option.( performance pack). Another must have pan roof.
Some younger family can get everything with this package performance,kompakt size,modern look and today trendy crossover look but in my 50 i can see myself in Puma more than some bully BMW or Merc
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My mum has the 155bhp 1ltr one in ST line spec. It would be interesting to hear what mpg you get in comparison if you buy the ST, I bet it's similar in eco mode.
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A "sport" button is like the old days when HiFi amplifiers had a "loud" button. Are the WLTP figures with the sport mode? If not how is it different to VW diesel scandal where they had a defeat switch?
Sport mode is a strange one for economy. My theory is is eco or normal mode, the power is artificially restricted so you need to press the accelerator harder to maintain speeds, whereas in sport mode it just means you have all available power, thus less throttle pressure is required to maintain the same speeds which I reckon uses less fuel. I have a Cooper S. I use sport mode on motorways and find economy the same as if I used normal mode. Only use for non sport modes is round town, the steering is usually lighter.
11:25 nobody wishes that. 99% of people would never consider changing a tyre on a new car. They would call the breakdown people, in fact it's illegal to change a tyre on the motorway hard shoulder anyway. Besides it still has the foam inflator thing for your tyre to get you home.
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I like the look of these but the Ecoboost engines have issues and many independent mechanics outside the Ford dealership won't touch them. Ford need to ditch this engine and produce something a lot more reliable.
Its just another PCP fashion car. Cars like this are all designed to be traded in after two or three years. Makes no sense to keep doing that yet the proliferation of makes and models available will ensure the buying public will continue to prop up the motor industry, while at the same time buyers will keep losing money hand over fist in the process. Why not buy one good car that does everything you need instead of wasting money changing them all the time ? Its ridiculous.
