Ford Puma

The Ford Puma sits at a median of £15,250 in the UK market, down 25% year-on-year—a sharp retreat that signals sustained depreciation pressure. With only three tracked sales over the past twelve months, confidence in this valuation remains low, though the downward trend is clear.

Liquidity here is thin, with no active listings currently recorded. The small sample size reflects weak demand; buyers and sellers should expect difficulty finding willing counterparties and may face extended holding periods or pricing concessions to move stock.

Classified as a stable modern classic with a collectibility score of 5, the Puma occupies a middle ground without strong generational appeal or rarity to anchor values. Low desirability relative to its peers suggests it lacks the design heritage or performance pedigree that typically sustains values in this segment.

The base projections for both three and five years hold the current median flat at £15,250, implying stabilization after the recent slide. However, with such sparse transaction activity, these forecasts carry limited conviction and should not be treated as reliable guides to future movement.

Absent fresh market data or a shift in collector interest, the path of least resistance remains downward. The SELL signal reflects both the recent depreciation and the structural headwinds—thin liquidity, low desirability, and few transactions to build conviction in recovery.