I'm swapping my Ford Focus for ford Kuga 2016 plate ,i need something bigger and higher than focus , I'm not bother about speed ,I just want big practical family car 😏 nice review by the way 👌
I'm collecting mine on Sunday and I can tell you how lovely this car really seems! I'll have to give everyone an update in months and years and see if I'm getting on with it! I've gone for the 2.0 TDCI as I have been informed by many mechanics it is a better engine than the petrol alternative such as the Eco Boosts. I chose the Titanium X spec as I am upgrading from my first car which I have had for 8 years with no AC and Electric Windows!!!!! So I'm praying this is just as reliable. I personally find that a majority of the time cars are often reliable based on how you drive them. Wish me luck? I hope so!
I have a 2019 automatic model, I’ve had it since the beginning of August, but through illness I’ve only done 1200 miles about 600 of which were done on a week away. Both my wife and I have disabilities and the most important thing to us is actually being able to get in the and out of the vehicle. You would be amazed how many vehicles are inaccessible. Next is having the height and width the get my scooter and hoist in without moving the back seats. Then it’s the automatic boot, reaching up to close a boot is incredibly painful, it was cheaper to go up a model than to get this under accessories. My wife is hemiparuplegic and I have an unusual respiratory condition. As anyone with any paralysis will tell you she can’t have the car too cold, I can’t have it too warm as it as an adverse impact on my breathing. Enter split climate and heated leather seats. Because my wife has no use in her right side all the main controls need to be on the left side so she can take over driving if I get too fatigued or sore. As a car for two people with disabilities it ticks all our boxes. My wife drives the Suzuki Vitara which is OK, but fewer boxes ticked and I can’t take my scooter out in her car so everything has to be door to door. However, the experience of buying off Chapelhouse totally destroyed her opinion of the car.
I like the idea of the kuga and have been tempted many times driven 3 4wd 2ltr diesel auto titanium x lovely position high up great vehicle in grey. A 1.5 120bhp 2wd diesel titanium green my dad's daily 52 mpg is lowest my dad's driving .comfortable very practical I wouldn't say no to one and a realistic ownership review when people use USE THEM above their ability cheers Blee hope your progress is coming on well in studying don't slack and press on
Have you thought about reviewing rental cars? That way you can drive them and there's nothing holding you back from going full Jeremy Clarkson on it (I mean unfiltered opinion not drifting at 100mph!). One channel that has been a helpful resource for renting cars in America is "100 Rental Cars".
At 4.45 it becomes obvious how much pitch and roll the vehicle suffers from. You and Ashley are being thrown about like you were in a tumble drier. That must get very tiring on a long journey!
Nothing beats this car in the used care market in it's class which ever way you look at it. I have more than 9 years experience. Fantastic car.
I just swapped my 2016 Kuga Titanium for 2018 Kuga Titanium X 👌 really nice car and very comfortable to drive 👌
Due to circumstances we bought a KUGA and I must say it is a very good all rounder. I would give it a solid 8/10
I'm swapping my Ford Focus for ford Kuga 2016 plate ,i need something bigger and higher than focus , I'm not bother about speed ,I just want big practical family car 😏 nice review by the way 👌
I'm collecting mine on Sunday and I can tell you how lovely this car really seems! I'll have to give everyone an update in months and years and see if I'm getting on with it! I've gone for the 2.0 TDCI as I have been informed by many mechanics it is a better engine than the petrol alternative such as the Eco Boosts. I chose the Titanium X spec as I am upgrading from my first car which I have had for 8 years with no AC and Electric Windows!!!!! So I'm praying this is just as reliable. I personally find that a majority of the time cars are often reliable based on how you drive them. Wish me luck? I hope so!
I have a 2019 automatic model, I’ve had it since the beginning of August, but through illness I’ve only done 1200 miles about 600 of which were done on a week away. Both my wife and I have disabilities and the most important thing to us is actually being able to get in the and out of the vehicle. You would be amazed how many vehicles are inaccessible. Next is having the height and width the get my scooter and hoist in without moving the back seats. Then it’s the automatic boot, reaching up to close a boot is incredibly painful, it was cheaper to go up a model than to get this under accessories. My wife is hemiparuplegic and I have an unusual respiratory condition. As anyone with any paralysis will tell you she can’t have the car too cold, I can’t have it too warm as it as an adverse impact on my breathing. Enter split climate and heated leather seats. Because my wife has no use in her right side all the main controls need to be on the left side so she can take over driving if I get too fatigued or sore. As a car for two people with disabilities it ticks all our boxes.
My wife drives the Suzuki Vitara which is OK, but fewer boxes ticked and I can’t take my scooter out in her car so everything has to be door to door. However, the experience of buying off Chapelhouse totally destroyed her opinion of the car.
Great review, very down to earth..
Solid review Blee ☺
Thanks mate!
Well done Blee 👍😎
Thanks! 👍
I like the idea of the kuga and have been tempted many times driven 3 4wd 2ltr diesel auto titanium x lovely position high up great vehicle in grey. A 1.5 120bhp 2wd diesel titanium green my dad's daily 52 mpg is lowest my dad's driving .comfortable very practical I wouldn't say no to one and a realistic ownership review when people use USE THEM above their ability cheers Blee hope your progress is coming on well in studying don't slack and press on
Out of interest how did you find the petrol model? Thanks for watching buddy 👍
@@BleeCarswell the petrol 180bhp 1.5 power shift is responsive and will be willing to prove it's eagerness think they all have comforts of their own
@@richroadin Good to know. :)
@@richroadin 52 mpg around what speed?
@@rikays1516 more in town driving my dad is not a heavy accelerater more smoothly with his driver's style that all cheers
Have you thought about reviewing rental cars? That way you can drive them and there's nothing holding you back from going full Jeremy Clarkson on it (I mean unfiltered opinion not drifting at 100mph!). One channel that has been a helpful resource for renting cars in America is "100 Rental Cars".
I've thought about it, the problem is cost. I can't really afford to keep renting cars haha. Thanks for watching!
Older cars are definitely more interesting 80s 90s and some 00s.
Bruh
Have you got a link for the front bull bars and does it affect the parking sensor
You can sit behind yourself!
You can!
Haved u get transmission prob?
Didnt these have awful automatic transmissions?
anything with an ecoboom engine pls dont buy it
Well god help any pedestrian you hit with those stupid illegal bull bars
Have you EVER broken the speed limit?
W⚓️'s
At 4.45 it becomes obvious how much pitch and roll the vehicle suffers from. You and Ashley are being thrown about like you were in a tumble drier. That must get very tiring on a long journey!