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Ford Kuga

$ 27,990 - $ 47,190* MRLP

Latest Ford Kuga ratings breakdown

8.0

Performance
7.5
Safety Technology
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Ride Quality
8.5
Infotainment & Connectivity
-
Handling & Dynamics
-
Energy Efficiency
-
Driver Technology
8.5
Value for Money
8.0
Interior Comfort & Packaging
8.0
Fit for Purpose
-
2016 Ford Kuga Titanium Review
Review | 15 Apr 2016

8.0

The 2016 Ford Kuga medium SUV range is one the best you can buy, but sells poorly next to the Mazda CX-5 and co. We don't know why. Here we test the Titanium variant.
2016 Ford Kuga Titanium she says, he says review
Review | 14 Jun 2016
Mid-life update brings new tech to Ford's RAV4 rival.
2015 Ford Kuga Review: Ambiente FWD
Review | 4 Apr 2015

7.5

The 2015 Ford Kuga has seen the addition of a new entry-level auto front-wheel drive model. Matt Campbell finds out how it stacks up.
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Ford Kuga Titanium new car review
Review | 4 Mar 2015

7.0

Blue oval's compact SUV is a solid package but is let down by its thirsty engine.

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2020 Ford Kuga revealed
New Models | 3 Apr 2019
Euro version of the Escape is the first Ford to offer mild- plug-in and full-hybrid powertrains, and is more indicative of what to expect of the Australian model.
2014-15 Ford Kuga recalled
Recalls | 3 Aug 2018
Over 1000 SUVs could be affected by oil leak issue.
2016 Ford Kuga, 2017 Escape recalled
Recalls | 24 May 2018
Airbag issues force 181 cars to be called back
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2012-2016 Ford Kuga, Focus manual recalled
Recalls | 24 May 2018
A hot clutch could cause big problems
Which sporty medium SUV should I buy?
Advice | 12 Nov 2018
Carl is about to have his first child and in the market for a used family hauler.
What mid-size SUV should I buy?
Buying Advice | 29 Jan 2018
Pete wants a near-new medium SUV with some driving appeal.
Facelift fails:: The worst styling updates of 2016
Opinion | 31 Dec 2016
When brands update their cars, sometimes the stylists get it wrong.
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Road Tripping the Philippines: Tackling Manila's peak hour, a US Air Force base and an active volcano in four Ford SUVs
Culture | 17 Dec 2016
I'm stuck on a bus... and I've been stuck on this bus for five hours. Five hours!
2013 Ford Kuga Titanium: owner review
Owner Review | 15 May 2020
When purchasing our Kuga we looked at a few other cars like the Ford Focus, Mondeo, the newer Escape but found ourself being drawn back to the Kuga for multiple reasons. Downsizing from a Ranger Wildtrak meant the need for something that was big enough but not being huge. The price of the Kuga was the main selling point along with the features and looks of a 2013 car. Yes this nearly 7 year old car can park its self into a parallel car park and open the electronic boot with the wave of your foot. Safety features like 7 air bags and a feature where it will call emergency services if a air bag goes off using your GPS signal from your phone. The cars steering is spot on also being very light around town being able to throw a u-turn when ever you would like. We did have a issue with the front shock, when hitting bumps the car would make a loud bang throwing the car around. Luckily for us it was replaced under the dealerships warranty. The fuel economy is not what the claimed figures are but having only owned the car since February over time it will be better. The most out of a tank was around 800kms and the lowest being around 5.0L/100kms doing a country trip. Uses around 7.0L/100kms doing 110km/h down the Hume freeway towards Melbourne. I’m sure it would be better going Sydney way, in town we get no more than 7.2L/100kms. Having only 44,000kms when purchasing everything is like new having no wear inside and minimal marks on the outside. The engine is more than enough to get you moving with its very torquey 2.0L 4 cylinder Duratorq Diesel engine. The 6-speed PowerShift transmission always finding the highest gear possible keeping the revs low all the time. Altogether this is a awesome car with an awesome price tag, most of its competitors in the same year range look very old and basic where the Kuga still looks very modern with its European styling to this day. Make sure to consider this one on your shopping list.
2014 Ford Kuga Review
Owner Review | 15 Oct 2015
On a recent trip to the USA I won the Rental Car Lottery. As the attendant at the rental counter handed me the keys I think I may have wet myself a little as I read “2014 Ford Escape” printed on the keyring. Well aware of Fords reputation for out
2015 Ford Kuga Review
Owner Review | 8 Oct 2015
Ford's globalisation of its product range has brought the death knell to local product. From Fiestas to Focus or is that Foci? and now Mondeos and Mustangs, the products are a global car on a global platform with one aim, to reduce costs. I recently
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2015 Ford Kuga Titanium (AWD) Review
Owner Review | 4 Sep 2015
Warning to all Kuga owners. We thought long and hard about getting our Titanium Kuga Diesel automatic. After three long months of waiting, we had it for a week before it got a flat tyre. That was three weeks ago and we are STILL waiting because there are no Continental 235/45 R19 tyres to fit the vehicle in Australia at the present time and no-one can tell us when they will be coming into the country. We have been left carless while our brand new Kuga gathers dust in the garage because we can't drive far with the space-saver spare and we live in a remote and isolated town. Ford have been no help at all, though it was their stuff-up which caused the problem, as they neglected to let Continental know that the Kuga needs this particular tyre. Hence Continental have none available. Disappointed in the attitude from FORD AUSTRALIA, as they didn't want to know or help in any way.Warning to other Kuga drivers: we love the car and it is a pleasure to drive, what little mileage we have done in it, but pray you don't get a flat tyre or you will be rendered carless for who knows how long? We won't be buying a Ford again, mainly due to the rudeness of management and no apology or sympathetic ear for causing the situation through management's stuff-up. Their attitude is: "it's not our problem". We have been caught in the middle and it's not our fault either, but we are the ones who have to suffer. Ford has our $52k and we are still waiting.......NOT GOOD ENOUGH.
* ‘MRLP’ is the manufacturer’s recommended list price as provided by our data provider and is subject to change, so is provided to you for indicative purposes only. Please note that MRLP is inclusive of GST, but is exclusive of any options and does not include on-road costs such as registration, CTP, stamp duty and dealer delivery. Where an MRLP is stated as a price range, this reflects the lowest to highest MRLP provided for that model range across the available variants.
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