Good question and one I will ask tomorrow but I have a sneaky suspicion they answer from my dealer will be don't know but I am thinking not, unless the new 'old style' keys do have that function. I will ask another dealer tonight what the new Kuga PHEV keys do
Worth checking but I doubt the insurance companies would allow Ford to go back to keys that had the hack back door!
Excellent question, looking at those bargain bin keys I'm guessing No. I'm not going to harp on about the keys, others have done so much more eloquently than I could have, but it's embarrassing that the most expensive car I've ever purchased has the worst-looking key fob of any car I've owned in the last 15 years....and the fact the yanks have the same car but a more respectable fob really takes the biscuit. They already had better trim options, ford obviously thinks non-US customers will accept any old rubbish.
I'm with Admiral and have a multi car policy with them. Been with them for 4 years and would highly recommend them. My annual premium for my Kuga and my wife's Fiesta with business use is about £650 a year. My policy is due to be renewed in October and substituting my Kuga for the MME for the rest of the term cost me £116, which I thought was very good.
It is very good price. My quotes are between £310 to £400. For the same reason I try LV, because I have multi car policy there but looks like not any more.
Interesting. I'll recheck mine today as it had it's PDI yesterday. Thanks for that. Makes you wonder just WHAT they did in AntwerpMine PTI is updated at Dealer 19. mai, - Delivered 21. to me ...?
I did gocompare and compare the market and Admiral was very near the top of the list of both although remember your circumstances are probably different to mine. I was just intrigued to get a price
I’ve just received the automatic email below from Ford - I think others received this when their cars started moving. @Smuddell @Iwantonenow keep a lookout too!
