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Ford Ranges
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Ford B-MAX
Used price:£1,729 - £9,329 -
Ford C-MAX
Used price:£1,491 - £13,360 -
Ford Cougar
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Ford EcoSport
New price:£23,475 - £25,325Used price:£2,634 - £19,124 -
Ford Edge
New price:£32,095 - £44,755Used price:£8,135 - £25,675 -
Ford Escort
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Ford Fiesta
Used price:£440 - £23,956 -
Ford Focus
New price:£28,510 - £42,905Used price:£363 - £33,027 -
Ford Focus C-MAX
Used price:£286 - £2,157 -
Ford Fusion
Used price:£366 - £4,001 -
Ford Galaxy
Used price:£348 - £39,872 -
Ford Grand C-MAX
Used price:£1,564 - £13,483 -
Ford Grand Tourneo Connect
New price:£32,409 - £36,755Used price:£4,517 - £29,512 -
Ford GT
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Ford Ka
Used price:£270 - £26,535 -
Ford Kuga
New price:£32,095 - £42,455Used price:£1,134 - £33,000 -
Ford Mondeo
Used price:£315 - £27,870 -
Ford Mustang
New price:£55,320 - £69,590Used price:£14,820 - £59,622 -
Ford Mustang Mach-E
New price:£50,775 - £76,735Used price:£18,014 - £42,350 -
Ford Puma
New price:£25,810 - £33,815Used price:£10,676 - £30,856 -
Ford Scorpio
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Ford S-MAX
Used price:£462 - £40,992 -
Ford StreetKa
Used price:£286 - £1,265 -
Ford Tourneo Connect
New price:£31,449 - £36,131Used price:£3,967 - £29,008 -
Ford Tourneo Courier
New price:£25,875 - £28,395Used price:£7,805 - £25,190 -
Ford Transit Custom
New price:£75,976 - £78,556Used price:£32,452 - £67,320
Most popular Ford reviews
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Ford Focus Active Estate (2018 onwards) Review
Crossover estate blends a good mix of abilities
New price: £34,550 - £34,550PROS
- Genuinely useful amount of space
- Above-average ride comfort
- Well-resolved looks, rather than over the top
- Traditional Ford ease of use
CONS
- All-show, no go(ing off-road)
- Bodyroll is very evident compared to ST-Line
- Interior trim a bit drab for the Active image
- Quality is good – but still lags behind some rivals
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Ford Focus Active Hatchback (2018 onwards) Review
Rugged-looking version of Ford’s family hatch
New price: £33,390 - £33,390PROS
- Looks suitably SUV-ish
- Spacious and practical interior
- Drives just like a Focus
CONS
- The SUV styling is mostly just for show
- Standard kit list missing key items
- Some hard interior plastics
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Ford GT Coupe (2017 onwards) Review
An icon that's been brilliantly rebooted for the 2010s
New price: £0 - £0PROS
- Beautiful design blends nostalgia with cutting-edge functionality
- Advanced technology includes light, stiff carbon chassis
- Good ride and handling from radical suspension
- Carbon chassis reduces weight
- 216mph performance from just six cylinders
CONS
- £450,000 plus tax is steep
- Lacks refinement on the road
- Boot too small for crash helmet
- Rivals are lighter, more powerful
- Left-hand drive only
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Ford Mustang Convertible (2015 onwards) Review
American take on the four-seat convertible
New price: £58,820 - £60,820PROS
- Stylish looks and huge presence
- Rear headroom betters Fastback
- Increased ability to hear V8 engine
CONS
- Limited engine range
- Big car to manoeuvre
- Thirsty V8
- Awkward seat posture for rear seat passengers
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Ford Puma SUV (2019 onwards) Review
Most fun-to-drive small SUV is surprisingly practical too
New price: £25,810 - £33,060PROS
- It's the best driving small SUV
- Fun and frugal petrol engines
- Huge boot thanks to Ford’s Megabox
CONS
- Rear legroom could be better
- Dashboard is a little bland
- Infotainment looks dated
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One of the biggest car makers in the world, Ford was set up in 1903 by Henry Ford in Detroit, USA. The Model T, one of its earliest cars, was regarded as the world’s first affordable car and sold 15 million examples worldwide.
The Fiesta and Focus have been extremely popular cars for Ford in more recent years and the American company has one of the most comprehensive line-ups of cars on offer today. These include people carriers such as the B-Max and Grand C-Max, new 4x4 models such as the Kuga and small city cars like the strangely named Ka.
The first Ford factory in the UK was located at the Trafford Park in Manchester, where the Model T was shipped and assembled for sale in England. This was later joined by the famous Dagenham plant in Essex that now only builds engines.
Ford has also partnered with performance brands to produce some notable models including the Sierra RS Cosworth and the Escort RS Cosworth. Ford’s own performance models include the Focus ST and Fiesta ST, though the company is more widely known for its family cars such as the Mondeo, S-Max, C-Max and Galaxy. Ford is also famous for its vans, including the iconic Transit.