Ford Leaflet This Week

Ford offers UK: what the leaflets on AdsSOS actually are

Let us be straightforward: Ford is not a shop you pop into for a loaf and a pint of milk. It builds cars and vans, so the leaflets we list are model brochures rather than a weekly sheet of bargains. The nearest hub we have is discount and general merchandise leaflets, but people search for these in just the same way.

Our current listings are the Tourneo Custom (13 August to 31 December 2026, 24 pages), the Tourneo Connect (1 July to 31 December 2026, 16 pages), the Mustang (11 pages), the Kuga (14 pages), the Focus (12 pages) and the Tourneo Courier (13 pages). The Mustang, Kuga and Focus run from 1 April to 31 December 2026, while the Courier began on 6 March. Editions listed on AdsSOS usually start on a Wednesday, though Ford itself does not announce a release day, so treat that as a pattern in our data and nothing grander.

Ford brochure and Ford offers UK: reading the small print

When we checked the manufacturer's UK homepage in October 2026, its Latest offers section mentioned a draw for London Marathon places, something called the Ford Power Promise, and a BlueCruise test-drive promotion for the Puma, Puma Gen-E and Kuga. The Puma Gen-E was described as the first model offered with the government electric car grant, quoted there as £3,750. Van and pick-up buyers get a separate business offers route.

The Power Promise deserves a closer look, because it turns up on a great many dealer pages. Ford's own offer, as summarised from search results, bundles a home charger with standard installation (through Octopus Energy in Great Britain), an eight year or 100,000 mile battery warranty and a five year servicing plan with breakdown cover. Dealers quote different closing dates, and the wording for Northern Ireland is not the same, so confirm the live terms before you sign anything. A brochure date on our page is a validity window for the leaflet, not a guarantee that every offer inside it is still open.

Ford finance offers and deals: how to pay for it

Most people who search for Ford finance deals are really asking about monthly payments. Ford Credit, which trades as a style of FCE Bank plc, offers personal finance on new or approved used Ford vehicles and business finance for cars and commercial vehicles. Fleet leasing for 50 vehicles or more goes through a separate fleet team. Every product is subject to status, and the site cautions against committing unless you are confident you can afford the whole term.

There is an online eligibility checker which, according to the homepage, does not affect your credit score. Complaints that remain unresolved after eight weeks can go to the Financial Ombudsman Service, as Ford Credit belongs to the Finance and Leasing Association and follows its Lending Code. Plans are arranged through a Ford dealer, so the person across the desk is the one to ask about deposits and terms.

Ford warranty UK, service plans and your rights

Questions about the Ford warranty in the UK and the Ford service plan are among the most common we see in the suggestions. The only warranty detail we can stand behind is the Power Promise battery cover mentioned above; for everything else, the handbook that comes with the car is the document to trust. Points, digital coupons and delivery services may be offered in some places and not in others. Confirm the details with your local store before you rely on them.

The law does some of the work for you. Under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, a car bought from a dealer must be of satisfactory quality, fit for purpose and as described. MoneyHelper, the government-backed service, says that for a faulty car you can generally claim a full refund within 30 days. Time spent in the workshop does not count towards that period, according to the guidance we saw. GOV.UK also lists Citizens Advice, Advice Direct Scotland and Consumerline for help if a dealer disagrees. Price matching is not a thing in car sales and Ford does not publish a price-match promise that we could find.

Ford Tourneo Custom, Mustang and the rest of the range

The Tourneo Custom is the passenger version of the Transit Custom van. Wikipedia says the current generation was unveiled in 2022, built at Ford Otosan in Golcuk, Turkey, and sold with diesel, plug-in hybrid and electric power. Searches for the Ford Tourneo Custom 9 seater and PHEV are common; its brochure is our longest.

The Mustang is a different animal. The name also belongs to the electric Mustang Mach-E, which Wikipedia records as going on sale in December 2020 and being built mainly in Mexico. Check which car our 11-page Mustang leaflet covers before you get excited.

Who is behind the Ford name in Britain

Ford Motor Company was incorporated in Detroit in 1903 and is listed on the New York Stock Exchange. The British arm, Ford of Britain, started in 1909 and took that name in 1960 according to Wikipedia. It is a wholly owned subsidiary, with its registered office in Laindon, Essex, and a research centre at Dunton, which the same source calls the largest automotive R&D facility in the UK. UK car production ended in 2002 and Southampton Transit assembly in 2013, though engines and transmissions are still made at Dagenham and Halewood.

For everything else we hold, the UK leaflets hub is the place. If you are renovating rather than driving, the B&Q leaflet this week and Argos catalogue offers pages are worth a look.