Ford Puma Coupe (1997 - 2002) review
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At a glance |
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| New price | £12,140 - £22,845 |
| Used price | £720 - £2,820 |
| Fuel economy |
Not tested to latest standards
View pre-2017 economy specs
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| Road tax cost | £170 - £280 |
| Insurance group | 19 - 27 How much is it to insure? |
PROS
Fun factor; styling
CONS
Go-faster Fiesta
Ford Puma rivals
Peugeot
206 Coupe Cabriolet
Vauxhall
Tigra
Puma was launched in 1997 - shortly after the Ka - and was the second model to benefit from Ford's 'New Edge' design philosophy. It got its claws into buyers with sleek lines, feline-look headlamps and a chassis that was matched by a sporty-feeling 1.7 engine. Underneath it's essentially a tuned-up Fiesta - and it shares all it's major components with Ford's long-running supermini.
There’s now a wide range of models on the market, with retail prices starting at around £5,000.
The Puma's successor resulted in a very different type of car, replacing the sporty coupe body for a larger SUV. Read more about the 2019 Ford Puma SUV here
