My Puma also has condensation in the rear outer light clusters. One of them is getting replaced tomorrow as it has started to split on the inside. Yet more poor quality parts!

My Puma has now done 6916 miles and is showing an oil life of 65%.
So, do we now have to wait until it drops to about 10% before coming a service?

Best news I've had all week. I can't charge an electric car at home, and don't want to have to pay the crazy price there asking for them. By 2030 I will be 72, and probably pottering round in a nice small petrol car like my other halfs Peugeot 108. Won't need a Puma, or its replacement for going up ...

I had a good px and topped that up with cash. Its the first time I have ever had a brand new car that's been paid for when I picked it up.
Prior to this, I usually buy using a standard 3 year finance deal.

Thanks for everyone's input on this. It looks like I have the answer to my question.
Safe driving everyone.

This is the badge on the front wing of the car. It clearly shows ST LINE. The other photo shows the dash. As you can see it has the traditional style speedo and tachometer.
Looking at the previous post, it looks like Ford have down graded the ST Line to the specification I have.

I was told it could only be transferred onto another new Ford. My next new car definitely won't be a Ford!!

Problems so far:
Passenger seat rattle.
Glovebox rattle.
Rattle inside to drivers front door.
Parcel shelf falls out of its mounting clips.
Passenger side rear light cluster has started to delaminate and let water in.
Other than that it's not bad.

Ive now cancelled my order. With delays and no information on when a build date is due ive had enough. Also spoke to a few people who were not happy with the current build quality so ive pulled the plug after a 5 month wait. Ive been really happy with my current Focus but the whole delivery mess wi...

A friend of mine has a 22 plate ST Line Puma. His car has the all digital dashboard. My 72 plate ST
Line has the non digital dash with mechanical Speedo and tachometer.
Can anyone explain this? We're just a little confused as to why two cars registered four months apart can be so different.