How reliable is the Ford Puma Titanium?
Owner-reported reliability data: inspection results, typical mileage, and the most common failures.
The Ford Puma Titanium consistently passes first-time inspections at an above-average rate. The most commonly reported issues are a brake lining or pad worn below 1.5mm, the aim of a headlamp is not within limits laid down in the requirements, a tyre seriously damaged. Typical mileage by age and a year-by-year breakdown of reliability are shown below. All figures are owner-reported real-world data, not a marketing rating.
Above average reliability
Based on 4,892 inspection tests. First-time pass rate: 95.5%.
Ford Puma Titanium reliability by year
How the Ford Puma Titanium performs at first-time inspection, broken down by the year cohort. Empty cells mean we don't have enough owner-reported data for that year yet.
| Year cohort | Pass rate | Typical mileage @ 5 yrs |
|---|---|---|
| 2020 | 95.5% | 42,345 km |
Model-level pattern, not per-car prediction
These figures describe the Ford Puma Titanium as a model. The reliability of any individual Ford Puma Titanium also depends on service history, accident history, and how it was driven. Run a free VIN check to see the records attached to a specific car you're considering.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Ford Puma Titanium reliable?
Based on owner-reported inspection records, the Ford Puma Titanium consistently passes first-time inspections at an above-average rate. Its first-time inspection pass rate sits around 96%. Reliability varies by year and engine: see the year-by-year breakdown on this page for the specific cohort you're considering.
What are the common problems on the Ford Puma Titanium?
The most common owner-reported issues are: a brake lining or pad worn below 1.5mm (0.8% of inspections); The aim of a headlamp is not within limits laid down in the requirements (0.7% of inspections); A tyre seriously damaged (0.4% of inspections); Windscreen washers not working or not providing sufficient fluid to clear the windscreen (0.3% of inspections); Tyre tread depth not in accordance with the requirements (0.2% of inspections).
What mileage is normal for a Ford Puma Titanium?
For a typical Ford Puma Titanium, owner-reported average mileage works out to about 32,830 km at 3 years, 42,345 km at 5 years, and – at 10 years. The mileage section on this page shows the full distribution, high-use vs low-use cars often differ by a factor of three.
How do I check a specific Ford Puma Titanium before buying?
Enter the 17-character VIN on Carlytics. The free check shows decoded specs and open safety recalls. The full vehicle history report (from EUR 8.90) cross-references owner-reported issues, mileage records, and stolen-vehicle databases for the specific car, model-level reliability tells you the pattern, the VIN check tells you the car.