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How much does a Ford Puma cost per month?

A Ford Puma budget is shaped by depreciation and insurance as much as petrol. This UK calculator starts with the 125 PS mild-hybrid version and lets you replace every assumption.

Second generation1.0 EcoBoost Hybrid 125 PS manualUpdated 6 November 2026

Your editable estimate

What would this Puma cost you?

Your vehicle and use
Purchase and future value
Energy and recurring costs

Estimated economic cost

£458/month
Per year£5,499
Per mile£0.55
Running cost excluding depreciation£275/month

Where does the budget go?

monthly average
Estimated depreciation£183
Petrol£105
Insurance£72
Servicing£35
Repair reserve£25
Tyres£22
Road tax allowance£16
First AutoPrisme checkEstimated depreciation is the largest cost in this scenario.

A £0.10 increase per litre would add approximately £7.24 per month at 10,000 miles per year.

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Mileage comparison

How annual mileage changes the estimate

The price, resale value and fixed costs stay unchanged. Only annual mileage and energy use change in this quick comparison.

6,000 miles/year£416/month£0.83/mile
10,000 miles/year£458/month£0.55/mile
15,000 miles/year£511/month£0.41/mile
20,000 miles/year£563/month£0.34/mile

AutoPrisme method

A complete economic cost, not only fuel

The calculator combines estimated value loss, petrol or electricity, insurance, parking and yearly allowances for servicing, repairs, tyres and road tax. Irregular bills are divided by twelve to make them comparable.

Formuladepreciation + energy + insurance + servicing + repairs + tyres + tax

Finance capital is not added on top of depreciation, which would count the car's value twice. Use the separate loan or PCP/HP calculator to examine interest and monthly cash flow.

Why this page is useful

What the calculation exposes

  • Popular compact-SUV format with a useful starting point for UK comparisons.
  • Mild-hybrid petrol assumptions avoid treating the car as a plug-in hybrid.
  • Mileage scenarios reveal whether fuel or depreciation matters more for your use.

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The most sensitive assumptions

  • Insurance can vary sharply by postcode, driver and trim, especially for ST-Line versions.
  • Automatic and higher-output versions can have different economy and purchase prices.
  • Use a realistic future selling price rather than the most optimistic advert you can find.

Usage profile

Who is the Ford Puma for?

A low monthly estimate is not enough. Check whether the format, journeys and ownership constraints suit your life.

Good fit

This car may suit you if…

  • Small families
  • Mixed urban and A-road use
  • Drivers wanting a compact crossover
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Look at other models if…

  • You need more rear-seat space
  • You want a full hybrid
  • You can charge an EV at home

Data and transparency

Where does the starting efficiency figure come from?

Ford UK states up to 52.3 mpg WLTP combined for the 125 PS manual Puma. The calculator uses 52.3 mpg as an editable comparison figure, not a real-world guarantee.

Ford UK — Puma specifications

All other amounts are editable editorial examples. They are not a valuation, insurance quote, tax calculation or prediction of repairs or resale value.

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Frequently asked questions

Ford Puma running costs

How much does a Ford Puma cost per month?

There is no single monthly figure. The result depends on the price paid, future resale value, mileage, insurance and maintenance. Change every input to match the exact vehicle and your circumstances.

What efficiency should I use for a Puma?

The pre-filled figure is tied to the 1.0 EcoBoost Hybrid 125 PS manual example and is only a starting point. Replace it with the official figure for your version or your own measured consumption.

Does the calculation include car finance?

No. This model page uses depreciation to represent the vehicle's economic cost and avoids adding the financed capital twice. Use the separate loan, PCP or HP tools to examine cash flow and interest.

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What should you check next?

Check affordability, build the cash budget and then compare the finance structure using the same purchase price.

One model, every important cost

Replace the example with written quotes.

Use the exact purchase price, insurance quote, tax, mileage and expected servicing before making a final decision.

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