2019 Ford Kuga 1.5 TDCi Titanium Edition 5dr Diesel Estate

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So, I’ve been keeping this car for a couple of years now — it’s actually my go-to for family trips and weekend drives. It’s a 2019 Ford Kuga Titanium Edition, 5-door estate, diesel, manual — not flashy, but it’s got a real solid feel under the hood.

It’s metallic grey, which I love — looks sharp without being too loud. The Titanium trim gives it that premium look, and the front grille and alloy wheels are polished, not chipped. I’ve had it for about 42k miles, and it’s been mostly well-maintained with a few service records I’ve kept. No major issues, just regular checks.

The 1.5 TDCi engine runs smoothly, not too loud, and it’s quite efficient — diesel saves on fuel, and I’ve noticed it’s still getting decent mileage. It’s front-wheel drive, so it’s easy to drive in town or on winding roads, and the 6-speed manual is a real joy when you’re not rushing.

Inside, it’s comfy — cloth seats with a bit of leather trim, dual climate control, and the steering wheel has all the functions. The SYNC 3 system works well — I’ve used Apple CarPlay and Android Auto plenty, and the sat-nav’s been a lifesaver when I’ve been out of my usual area. The sound system is decent too, not loud, but clear enough.

Safety features are solid — parking sensors, cruise control, lane keeping, ABS, airbags, and ISOFIX mounts. I’ve never had to use the hill start assist, but it’s there if needed. The boot’s roomy, and with the rear seats folding, it’s easy to fit bigger loads or kids’ gear.

I bought it through Vertu in Bournemouth — they’re a solid lot, customer service is top-notch, and they’ve got a good range of cars. I’ve only ever used them for advice and support, not because I needed to sell it, but because I trust their process.

It’s not brand-new, but it’s been well looked after. I’m selling it because I’m moving to a different area, and I just need to make room. The price is £10,823 — it’s not the cheapest, but it’s what I’ve agreed on with the seller.

If you’re looking for something practical, reliable, and not too flashy — this one’s a good bet. I’m not sure how much it’ll cost to keep it going, but it’s been reliable for the most part.

Got questions? Just ask — happy to talk.