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Ford Puma 1.7i 3drNewest Review: ... The Puma drives like a go-cart, just turn the wheel and its there. No messing unless the road is wet, then it suffers like ... more More Ford card
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by samclinton - written on 24/04/02 (Very useful, 4461 readings)
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As some of you may already now, I am lucky enough to work for a company that gives me the opportunity to drive many and varied vehicles?from the sublime to the ridiculous! Recently, on one of those spring days when Mother Nature seems to be busy painting the trees and bushes in varying shades of acid green, I had a Ford Puma 1.7 Thunder delivered. This vehicle comes in a fetching shade of silver with black leather interior and the silver exterior is accentuated with aluminium trim surrounding the centre console and instrument panel inside. It also has a ?sporty? leather steering wheel and gear knob and snazzy alloy wheels. Looking at the vehicle from the ...
by whitby - written on 21/10/01 (Very useful, 4183 readings)
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Just over four years ago I was fed up with my friends having the best cars etc etc, and jealousy took over. You see they were all older than me but I wanted to be the blonde in the convertible so I considered buying a Renault Megane (Umm). I couldn’t afford the £20k they wanted and didn’t want to go for the cheaper version so I shopped around. Well I test drove a green Ford Puma 1.7 and never looked back, I was in love. At the time the car had only been out a few months and there was a waiting list, but this didn’t bother me – more pose appeal! There were hardly any on the road and it's then unusual looks attracted many an ...
by alysonfreeman - written on 01/09/01 (Very useful, 1798 readings)
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Help, help, I’ve fallen in love with a Ford! When I was very young, I used to drive a Ford Anglia Estate (remember them? Like the slanty-back ones, but the really boring version – sorry, Anglia fans!). It had a huge steering wheel and rattled and banged and slid around when it was icy. I looked at other manufacturers for my next car, and didn’t consider Ford again………..UNTIL NOW! I saw a beautiful, sexy car on my way to work. No name on the back, but it was a Ford, so I did a little research. It turned out to be a Puma – based on the Fiesta chassis, but with what they describe as a coupe body, and with a generous ...
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