CAN I BUY AND SELL THIS FORD KUGA FOR PROFIT?

Today, I've bought a Ford Kuga, let's see if I can sell it for a profit.

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[ebgb]

At least you always make sure the car is properly roadworthy, unlike many other people..Well done for being one of the very rare and genuine dealers..Andre...

[olabondesson]

People expect a lot from cars because it is usually their second largest purchase after their home. It is very easy to forget that, especially if you are a man of means. I agree that the expectations are unrealistic, but for many people even a used car is a large sum of money. I don't blame them for shopping around.

[barryrathbone]

I’d have to change the PN15 reg on that. Good cars in the main. Thanks for another great video

[AndrewSowerby]

Good job Matt, another very good car for the right buyer and a great deal at that price. It always amazes me how reasonable used car prices are in the UK - people don't know how good they have it. If only it was still worth importing them to Ireland, I'd be sourcing my cars from you.

[MrSonicAdvance]

I test drove a Kuga and was impressed by how well it drove. I found it a bit tight inside with a tall passenger in the rear, and it was going a bit rusty here and there, so I didn't go for it. But it was a nice car to drive.

[ALLTHINGSTV]

these are a very good car ive been running 5 of these as company cars for the last 10 years for my business. they have been nothing less than brilliant now about to buy our next 5 in a few months and will do it without a any worries whatsoever

[davidwalker]

Good to see a Kuga get an outing on the channel. We have a 17 plate which is the face-lifted version of this one, and it’s been a really good car. Reliable, comfortable and big enough for most situations. Plus ideal for carrying Labrador’s in the boot 🙂

[-DC-]

Ran these on a fleet the best we had were the 1.5 Tdci later Facelift Models hardly ever had any problems with them, Still a better looking car than the current version.

[MJ-]

Owned a Kuga myself 2 cars ago, same age and spec, but in Silver with a manual 6 speed.

Great car, had it for 3 years and had no problems with it.

[heresdarren]

I recently moved from a 2008 Land Rover Freelander HSE to a 2013 Ford Kuga Titanium X with 84, 000 miles with auto box. Was £8299 and the equivalent Freelander HSE for the same age were well over £10k with over 120, 000 miles on the clock . No problems so far but in the 2 years of owning the Land Rover it had to be recovered twice with failures.😢 Keep up the good vids and should have bid on the campervan 😢

[robsawalker]

I had a CMAX company car with the DCT box and it went at about 70k miles, but I heard it had been ragged mercilessly before I inherited it. This Kuga looks like a perfectly serviceable vehicle to me.

[safv]

Recently found your channel. There's something about your videos that just gets me. I've been saving a few for the afternoon, along with a cup of coffee or something. Perhaps is the honesty in your voice or something, but it's a really good content.

Keep them coming!

[marksmith]

Have the same car but with the 1.5 eco boost. The relay for the indicators is ridiculously loud and is part of the towing kit, so not as loud for the standard model. The all wheel drive is surprisingly capable. I took mine to Tixover Quarry where it matched a Discovery Sport trial for trial (and I know the Disco Sport isn’t a thoroughbred 4x4 but then neither is a Kuga). The only damage done to the Kuga was when washing it once I got home. The jet wash took some paint off of the front valance!

[chrismcfarlane]

Just bought the wife a low mileage Skoda Fabia. Absolutely spotless. The cars mint. Like yourself Matt it's good to know there are good honest dealers out there. Oh hang on. There is one tiny scratch at the bottom of the bumper(13 years old) I should now therefore reject it. Lol. And I want my mortgage paid off by the dealer who sold me it. Thanks for all the content. It really helped me out.

[davidclarke]

Without fail every car Matt buys parked up waiting for him he says it needs a good clean, but let's face it that's been the least of the problems with them.

[joethompson]

my friends dad owned a ford kuga. i don’t mind them. they’re pretty good cars, if maintained properly. loved today’s video, matt ❤

[yorkshirechaz]

The clicking you heard in the back is the towbar relay for the trailer lights

[TSM-TSM]

This is an excellent example and realistic video of why the trade-in price and forecourt retail price need to have the 15-25% disparity. If customers are buying second hand from a used dealer they still expect a premium example of that model on the forecourt - irrespective of what the dealer paid for it.

[broggiemonstermonster]

Not sure about the reg PN15😂. However, I have a end of line facelift model, a 2020 2.0 TDCi Titanium X. It's a nice drive, not a vehicle that likes to pick up its skirts and be hussled down a B road, mind. But then that's not its forte. Its a good and comfortable workhorse with good pickup and easy cruising... I have no complaints about it.

[duckydashcam]

I've a MK2.5 1.5TDCi KUGA and it drives like a dream. A few niggles here and there but nothing a 5 year old car won't have.
Great video and can't wait for the next one.