Ford Kuga Advantages and disadvantages

The Ford Kuga or what is called in some markets such as the USA Ford Escape, which was first produced in 2008, and is available with several engines of 1.5 liters or 2.0 liters, both of which work on either gasoline Or diesel, and they have the option of a hybrid engine, which is two engines that work together in the same car, the first works on fuel and the other on electricity, and it is available either with front-wheel drive (FWD), or all-wheel drive (AWD), a car manufactured by the American company Ford Motors, and below we review the most important features of the Ford Kuga.

The Ford Kuga features a new front grille that's bigger than before. Ford took advice from previous owners and made a design that's less sulky and more elegant, agile and streamlined. It's an attractive looking car, and if you stare a little at the car, you'll find it looks like A bit on the Aston Martin DBX, the chassis is also supported by the same solid foundation as the Ford Focus, making the vehicle previously 8.9 cm longer and 4.4 cm wider, leading the company to claim that the Kuga offers a pioneering rear wheelchair space. its class.

Economical in fuel consumption Several different engines are available in the Ford Kuga, which is very economical compared to its class, as there are diesel engines and gasoline engines to choose from, where the rate of fuel consumption is as follows.

The Ford Kuga is cheaper, especially on petrol, competitively against many SUV competitors, such as the Peugeot 5008, and the PHEV is also more powerful than other hybrid SUVs, such as Mitsubishi (Outlander PHEV), Kuga is cheaper than many of its competitors in monthly purchase contracts, whether in petrol, diesel or electric, Ford Kuga spare parts and maintenance costs are usually very reasonable and acceptable.

• Is it suitable for a large family? 

The Kuga can seat up to five people because it only has five seats, but there is good legroom in the front and excellent in the back for legs and head that can comfortably accommodate three adults, but if you have a family of more than five people, the Kuga will not fit them.

•  Is it suitable for highways? 

Ford has given the Kuga a powerful set of engines and made it a great family SUV to drive, especially with the front suspension's smooth, forgiving cornering system that helps provide comfort on long highway trips.

•  At a young age? 

The Ford Kuga offers high crash protection with a maximum five-star rating when tested by Euro NCAP. All Kuga models come with electronic stability control, anti-lock braking, plenty of airbags, seat belt warning for all seats and cruise control with The speed limiter, as well as the presence of autonomous braking, lane-keep assist and traffic light recognition help new drivers in their prime.