I'm the third owner and have owned the car for a relatively short time. I originally bought it because I needed a spacious, practical SUV around the time of our move. My circumstances have now changed and, living in Newquay with most things close by, I simply don't need such a large car anymore and would prefer something smaller. The Kuga has been very well looked after, and I've invested a considerable amount in maintenance because I originally planned to keep it long-term. SERVICE & MAINTENANCE For approximately the first six years, the car was regularly maintained through Ford. After buying it, I also returned it to an official Ford service centre. During my ownership: + Timing belt replaced by Ford + New battery + Alternator replaced + New clutch master cylinder + Two new front tyres + Oil and filters recently changed + New wiper blades + Brake system inspected + Air-conditioning checked, serviced and professionally cleaned/deodorised A lot of the expensive maintenance buyers normally worry about has already been done. CONDITION The interior is in excellent condition. The front seats show only light, normal signs of use, while the rear seats and boot are particularly clean and close to showroom condition. The bodywork is very good for its age. There are a few small chips/minor cosmetic marks and a small crease on the left rear door, around 10 cm long. I'll show this clearly in the photos. Colour-matched touch-up paint is included. FEATURES * ST-Line specification * Ford SYNC, navigation & voice control * Bluetooth + 2 USB ports * Heated steering wheel * Quick clear heated front windscreen * Heated rear windscreen * Parking sensors around the vehicle * Active Park Assist / self-parking * Automatic Start/Stop * Electric windows & air conditioning * Spare wheel * 2 keys Active Park Assist can identify a suitable space and control the steering while the driver operates the clutch, gears, accelerator and brake. This is a clean, comfortable, spacious and well-equipped Kuga with a strong maintenance history. I'm not selling because there is something wrong with it; my needs have simply changed. I've tried to describe it honestly, including the minor cosmetic imperfections. Any serious buyer who views and drives the car will appreciate how well it has been looked after.