All-New Puma Now From $31,990 + ORC*
Passenger
"If you want a manual hot hatch at a bargain price, there’s just one player in the market worth considering: The 2020 Ford Fiesta ST." Read the full review on Drive Life
"Then there’s the way it drives. Simply put, it’s brilliant. It’s sure-footed into the corners and ‘foot-flat down’ out. It’s nimble and responsive and the chassis is unyielding." Read the full review on Tarmac Life
"The new Focus is a capable, excitable, fun hatchback. And on this first impression, it could easily be the best in the compact hatch bunch." Read the full review on Driven
"As a complete package the Focus ST does a wonderful job of being both a comfortable and effortless daily-driver and a seriously swift corner carver. " Read the full review on Stuff Motoring
"The Mustang HP feels quick off the mark and more nimble in the corners, its drivetrain, chassis and suspension set-up really showcasing the brand’s performance pedigree." Read the full review on Tarmac Life
SUV
"Ford’s EcoBoost is bloody brilliant. Smooth, quiet when you want it to be, and growly when you need it to be." Read the full review on Drive Life
"Ideal as a spirited city SUV, Puma is loaded with features you would expect to find on much larger vehicles." Read the full review on NZ SUV
"new Escape is the quiet achiever, and well worth a look." Read the full review on NZ Autocar
"Factor in too clever solutions like active interior noise-cancellation (like what you find on a millennial's $500 headphones) and an acoustic windscreen, and added up it makes the Everest the most comfortable and refined SUV in the segment." Read the full review on Driven
Commercial
"from a showroom-ready speciality/adventure/lifestyle point of view, I can’t see any argument against the Ford Ranger Raptor being top of the heap." Read the full review on Driven
"Versatility is the unique characteristic of the Flamingo seats as they can be arranged conference style as pictured here, with the occupants facing each other, or they can be swapped around so that all rear occupants are facing forward." Read the full review on NZ Autocar
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