Want to know which new Fords are worth your attention when you head to the showroom? Read on to find out
While there’s no longer a Ford dealer on just about every corner like they used to be, the brand is still popular in the UK, with the Puma small SUV consistently topping the UK’s best-selling car charts just as the Focus, Fiesta, and Escort used to in the past.
The brand’s lineup has changed quite a bit in recent years, with a move away from conventional cars and towards SUVs; today there are four electric SUVs alone, then you have all the combustion models. The changes have made Fords less accessible than they used to be, but quality and equipment has gone up accordingly.
Which Ford should you buy though? Below, we’ve selected the ten best models from the maker’s lineup, and cast an eye over five all-time Ford greats, too.
What makes Ford’s cars special?
Think Ford and these days, you probably think of popular, accessible cars that probably drive better than they have any right to. That hasn’t always been the case though. While Fords have always sold well in the UK, it was only after harsh criticism of some of its 1980s and early 1990s models that the brand got its act together and began offering its customers more than just the bare minimum.
Led by talented engineer, the late Richard Parry-Jones, Fords went from also-rans in the driving stakes to some of the best in their class, with ride and handling that few rivals could match. The company made big strides in both design and perceived quality at the same time – best illustrated by cars like 1998’s Ford Focus.
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