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Used Ford Puma FAQs
Is a used Ford Puma bigger than a Fiesta?
Yes, the Puma is 146mm longer, 70mm wider and 61mm higher than the 2017 – 2023 Fiesta. The Ford Fiesta range was discontinued in 2023 with the Puma being the smallest car now produced by Ford in their car range.  
What does MHEV mean on a used Ford Puma?
MHEV stands for ‘Mild Hybrid Electric Vehicle’. This means that alongside a conventional petrol or diesel engine, a battery-powered motor aids to improve efficiency and reduce emissions.The Ford MHEV vehicles also feature regenerative braking that helps to charge the battery during driving, so there is no need to plug-in to charge but these cars cannot drive on electricity alone.
Are used Ford Pumas good on fuel?
The Ford Puma model has an mpg range of 47.1 - 52.3mpg depending on the variant. With its smaller 1.0 litre EcoBoost engine and mild hybrid technology, the Puma is certainly a good option if you are looking for a car that will have a good fuel economy.
What insurance group does a used Ford Puma fall into?
Depending on the specification of the vehicle, the insurance groups most likely to be featured for a used Ford Puma are 11-17 which makes this considered to be a more affordable option.
Do Ford Puma cars have parking sensors?
Rear parking sensors are a standard feature that is included in all models, whilst front sensors and a 360-degree reversing camera are part of the optional extra ‘Driver Assistance Pack’ which will be dependent on the individual vehicle specification.
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