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Ford Puma Crowned 2020 What Car? Car of the Year

What Car? has named the new Ford Puma as its 2020 Car of the Year during its 43rd annual awards ceremony.

The first Ford to use the Puma name in almost 20 years, it took the top prize after triumphing in the Small SUV category, where it saw off competition from models including the Audi Q2 and Skoda Kamiq.

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What Car? reveals shortlist of models battling for 2020 Car of the Year title

What Car? has announced the shortlist of 31 models in contention for its prestigious 2020 Car of the Year title. The winner will be announced on Tuesday 14 January at the annual What Car? Car of the Year Awards ceremony, held in association with Motor Easy.

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Kia e-Niro electric vehicle named as What Car? 2019 Car of the Year

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What Car? has named the Kia e-Niro electric vehicle (EV) as its 2019 Car of the Year during its 42nd annual awards ceremony, held in association with Warranty Direct and BNP Paribas Cardif on Tuesday 22 January at Grosvenor House, Park Lane.

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