Snackable Review: Ford Kuga Titanium

PLUS

• Engine. All Kugas have turbocharged engines, and they’re all good. The 2.0-litre four-cylinder is an especially sporty drive.
• Room. There’s lots of it. The front seats are great and back seat passengers are especially well catered for with tray tables and a reclinable seat back.
• Handling. Most SUVs don’t cut the mustard for driving enjoyment, but the Kuga does. Its handling and steering are exceptional.
• Safety. Ford has included lots of driver aids as well as an emergency assistance function that will connect with emergency services in the event of a crash where the airbag deploys.

MINUS

• Interior. The Kuga does suffer from some packaging niggles including a bulky dashboard and somewhat less than intuitive infotainment system that takes getting used to.
• Thirst. If you opt for the sportier Kuga models you may find yourself using a fair swig more petrol than other similar vehicles.

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