Ford Puma- one to buy! (Ford Puma 1.4i 3dr)

Member Name: sid1988

Product:	Ford Puma 1.4i 3dr
Date:	09/01/09 (79 review reads)
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Advantages: Looks good and saves you money.

Disadvantages: N/A

The Ford Puma caught my eye in a magazine advertisement, since then I have not looked at another car.
It is my ride for life! The car would suit a woman perfectly, for a man... not too sure, maybe a boy racer!
It's got a curvy but sporty body, clear globe-style headlights, shaped like cat eyes and 14in alloys (like a flower). If I was a guy, I would say it is very much like a sexy, mysterious woman. When you set eyes on the car, you would want to take a second look. Although the engine is very small, the exterior does not look like your average 1.4 3dr, the way the car is shaped makes it look longer, bigger and....curvier.

The interior is spacious for two people, but the car has four seats, in which case the people in the back always get crammed . It is quite small and compact, which is why I say it's perfect for girl's but if you're a man, you might want to take out a back seat for good leg room (as my husband always moans about). It also has a very good sized boot- I can fit my son's pram and quite a lot of shopping or the pram and baby car seat. There aren't many gadgets, just the factory-fitted stereo, CD player and radio, which is easy to replace with your own. The paint is mainly grey-silver, coordinated with the seats in black-grey fabric. It's comfortable to drive and you can adjust the seat electronically to different height levels. It has electric windows and central locking.

The engine is small but very nippy and smooth. Overall its cost effective in maintenance, in regard to service (around £150), repairs (parts are very cheap) and petrol. Full tank, at most is £40 depending on petrol price. It's a great looking car inside and out, nice to drive and cheap to run.

Summary: Great body, Nice nice drive, Cheap to run

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