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Ford Puma Personal Lease Deals

The small SUV that actually enjoys itself.

Most small SUVs are competent. The Ford Puma is something more interesting - nimble, responsive, and genuinely fun to drive in a way that makes the school run feel like less of a chore. The steering is precise, the manual gearbox has a satisfying shift action, and the sports suspension on ST-Line models keeps body lean in check without making the ride punishing. 

Then there's the boot trick.

Lift the floor and a cavernous underfloor well takes total capacity to 456 litres, with a removable plug at the bottom so you can hose out any mud. 

Climate control, cruise control, a heated windscren, and LED headlights all come as standard. The fun comes free.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to lease a Ford Puma?
It varies - the price you pay depends on your contract length, annual mileage, initial payment, and specification. As a guide, the Ford Puma starts at £308.51 per month.
How practical is the Ford Puma?
The Ford Puma boot's party piece is its underfloor storage well - lift the floor and the total capacity jumps to 456 litres, with the floor clipping to the rear seatbacks so bulky items can stand upright. Six carry-on suitcases fit in the main boot area, the 60/40 split-folding rear seats fold to a flat floor with minimal lip, and there's a 12V power socket in the boot for added versatility. Rear passenger space is fine, but taller passengers might find the headroom a little tight.
What trim levels are available on the Ford Puma?
Titanium, ST-Line, ST-Line X, and Sound Edition. Titanium comes with 17-inch alloys, climate control, cruise control, keyless start, a heated windscreen, and rear privacy glass. ST-Line adds sportier styling, sports seats, sports suspension, and power-folding mirrors. ST-Line X adds 18-inch alloys, keyless entry, a B&O sound system, a powered tailgate, and part-synthetic leather seats. Sound Edition adds the Advanced Driver Assistance Pack with adaptive cruise control, heated front seats, and a heated steering wheel as standard.