Author: tone1953
Subject: Kuga compared to other makes
Posted: 10 Jun 2014 at 10:32am
You guys are right, it's good to have a rant or even a difference of opinion. I am "going back" to ford as I was amazed how much they have changed in the last few years, the last couple of fords I owned were a mk 1 focus (2000) and previous ford was a XR4x4 2.9 (1990) I have had different cars over the years and now only tend to keep them for about 2-3 years max. I too have had a couple of audi's and my present car - Mercedes A-class sport AMG ( December 2012)is the biggest let down so far in all of the cars I have ever had, I have had endless problems, too many to list here but mainly I think to very poor build quality. So many rattles from dash, door pillars, seat belt adjusters, sensor failure....".. All been fixed so far but there comes a point where the car spends more time at dealers than actually enjoying the drive?. So long story short, coming back to Ford, with a Titanium X ordered, don't think I need to cross my fingers any more?
Subject: Kuga compared to other makes
Posted: 10 Jun 2014 at 10:32am
You guys are right, it's good to have a rant or even a difference of opinion. I am "going back" to ford as I was amazed how much they have changed in the last few years, the last couple of fords I owned were a mk 1 focus (2000) and previous ford was a XR4x4 2.9 (1990) I have had different cars over the years and now only tend to keep them for about 2-3 years max. I too have had a couple of audi's and my present car - Mercedes A-class sport AMG ( December 2012)is the biggest let down so far in all of the cars I have ever had, I have had endless problems, too many to list here but mainly I think to very poor build quality. So many rattles from dash, door pillars, seat belt adjusters, sensor failure....".. All been fixed so far but there comes a point where the car spends more time at dealers than actually enjoying the drive?. So long story short, coming back to Ford, with a Titanium X ordered, don't think I need to cross my fingers any more?