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Ford Kuga Concept Frankfurt Motor Show

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Ford Kuga Concept Frankfurt Motor Show

Ford Kuga Concept Frankfurt Motor Show

Ford Kuga Concept Frankfurt Motor Show

Ford Kuga Concept Frankfurt Motor Show

Ford Kuga Concept Frankfurt Motor Show

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  • Adam

    I really hope Ford sells this here, not a fan of the escape at all.
    I think Ford of Europe has the edge over Ford NA when it comes to styling themes.

  • Spitfire

    Another Tonka toy.

  • wheelnut

    Looks good. However; it looks very similar to the Holden Captiva..

  • Andrew. M

    i agree wheel nut, i think it is the rear lights design that says captiva. the front and side look different
    all up i am sure it will be much better than the captiva

  • Bavarian Missile

    The mirrors look like an after thought,blah!

  • VE270

    What an emaciated car to look at…emaciated like fords design department!!

  • http://. Colonel Klink

    Would have to say tad overdone on front (albeit not bad) as looks to Ford Focus like (tops of lights angled wrong way a tad that lead to front guard and from side on and front the whole front of the car is too up and down and no curvature to it.

  • http://. Colonel Klink

    Ford Europe is still obsessed with AU Falcon edgy designs and they design cars similar still ie: Fiesta, Focus. Hopefully Ford Australia will get off its tired arse and get the Kuga, Mondeo and Verve here ASAP quick smart as they need to expand model range. As for the Territory that needs to be updated as looks bland on front ASAP! Get Kuga to replace ancient bland Explorer. FORD IS LOOKING BETTER; now has Tom Gorman commented as he is so tiresome in regards to taking FORD AUSTRALIA FORWARD WITH A BETTER SMARTER DESIGNED RANGE

  • Adam

    The styling can’t be that bad…Ford Europe is gaining market share…
    Name me one manufacturer who has perfect styling? apart from Mazda!

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  • Duck

    To me the rear looks very identical to the subaru tribeca