Which year is the best Ford Kuga?
This means that, in absolute terms, the latest third-generation car from 2020 onwards is objectively the best one of the lot, but the fact it’s also the youngest Kuga means that it’ll also be the most expensive to buy on the used car market. If you prioritise driving fun above all else, the Ford Kuga is still a great choice. But for the majority of family buyers, the Kia Sportage’s blend of style, tech, quality, and long-term peace of mind makes it the better buy.The Ford Kuga is a generally reliable car, but less so in regards to diesel models. In our What Car? Reliability Survey, diesel Kugas placed 13th out of 15 with a slightly concerning score of 83.When buying a used Ford Kuga, you should avoid the second-generation models from 2013 to 2020, especially those with the 1. EcoBoost engines, as well as the 2. TDCi. These engines are known for their timing belt, turbo, oil leaks and electrical system issues.
Is the Ford Kuga 2. TDCi a good car?
Ford Kuga Driving Experience It even has decent handling and reasonably responsive steering. We were pleasantly surprised to find that the Kuga was fitted with decent mud and snow-type tyres, and this meant that the car even performed well off-road – something that isn’t always guaranteed with family-friendly SUVs. The Tucson is geared more towards comfort and refinement. It’s a quiet and relaxing car to travel in, isolating you well from road and wind noise. However, it doesn’t feel as sharp or engaging as the Kuga, with lighter steering and a focus on being easy rather than entertaining to drive.