Ford Puma Hybrid 0% APR Ford Options Promotion

You’re free to move. Smart SUV design, advanced connectivity, and agile performance meet mild-hybrid efficiency in the Ford Puma — built for the city and beyond.

During our ‘Ready Set Ford’ 262 Sales Event, enjoy 0% APR* on 2-year Ford Options plans, plus up to €2,250^ in savings on selected Puma models.

Drive away in a brand-new Puma from just €229 per month*.

If you want more information or to arrange a test drive, call is on Charleville 063 30300 or complete the form below for one of our Ford Dealer Representatives to get in touch.

^There is up to a €1,250 customer saving available on Puma vehicles when ordered before June 30th and registered by 31st July 2026. In addition, there is a further €1,000 deposit allowance available on 3.9% APR 3-Year Ford Options plans. Eligible retail and small business customers only. Terms and conditions apply. Offer available on selected vehicles only. At participating Ford Dealers only.

†Excludes delivery & dealer related charges. Model is shown for illustrative purposes only. †† The Guaranteed Minimum Future Value (GMFV) is payable if you renew or retain the vehicle at the end of the agreement. Further charges may be applied by your Ford Dealer subject to kilometre limits/ condition of the vehicle. *Lending criteria and conditions apply (Over18s only). To qualify for this Finance Offer, a minimum deposit of 25% is required. Rate quoted is correct as at 01/05/2026 and is subject to change. Offer available on selected Ford Puma models ordered between 20th Oct and 30th Nov 2025 and registered by 31st March 2026 at participating Dealers.  Your motor dealer may be paid a commission fee by Ford Credit for arranging your finance agreement. You can ask the dealer for details of their commission arrangements and how much they may get. This is a Consumer Hire Purchase agreement provided by Ford Credit. Ownership remains with Ford Credit until the optional final payment is made. Bank of Ireland trading as Ford Credit is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.