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Recorded closing bids for a damaged Ford Puma
5 damaged Ford Pumas recorded at UK salvage auction, median closing bid £3,150, with the middle half between £2,600 and £4,750. Recorded bids, not estimates, and not independently confirmed as completed sales.
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5Ended listings
£3,150Median bid
£3,780Average
£2,600 to £4,750Middle half
67.1%MOT first-time pass rate
At auction now
1 damaged Ford Puma is listed at UK salvage auction right now, closing 16 Oct. It had reached £50 when we last checked, against the £3,150 median closing bid above. Its closing bid is added to the figures on this page once its auction ends.
By write-off category
| Category | Lots | Median | Middle half |
|---|
| Cat S | 4 | £3,150 | £2,600 to £3,150 |
By fuel type
| Fuel type | Lots | Median | Middle half |
|---|
| Other | 3 | £2,600 | £2,600 to £3,150 |
By transmission
| Transmission | Lots | Median | Middle half |
|---|
| Automatic | 3 | £4,750 | £4,750 to £5,800 |
By colour
| Colour | Lots | Median | Middle half |
|---|
| Black | 3 | £3,150 | £3,150 to £5,800 |
By type of damage
| Damage type | Lots | Median | Middle half |
|---|
| Accident damage | 3 | £2,600 | £2,600 to £3,150 |
By V5 logbook
| Logbook | Lots | Median | Middle half |
|---|
| Listed with no logbook | 4 | £3,150 | £2,600 to £3,150 |
By whether it starts and drives
| Runner status | Lots | Median | Middle half |
|---|
| Non-runner | 4 | £4,750 | £3,150 to £4,750 |
By body shape
| Body shape | Lots | Median | Middle half |
|---|
| Suv | 4 | £3,150 | £2,600 to £3,150 |
The median sits below the average because a handful of higher recorded bids pull the average up. It describes this ended-listing sample only and is not a valuation comparable for a specific car.
Before you bid on one
- Work out a max bid for a specific Ford Puma lot from its damage, repair cost and resale value, first analysis free
- The Ford Puma passes its MOT first time in 67.1% of cases, from 2,496 real DVSA tests, below the 76.7% national average - worth budgeting for more than just the crash damage
- A typical DVSA-tested Ford Puma is first registered around 2003 with about 73,074 miles by its test - check a specific lot's mileage against its age before you bid
- Don't assume this pass rate sets the price - MOT reliability barely predicts salvage price across the site as a whole, and the reason why matters more than the Ford Puma's own number
- Confirm the write-off category, finance and stolen status for a specific car, 5 credits
- Work out whether repairing beats selling
- Search the individual lots behind these figures (currently paused, see why)
- See which factor moves salvage price the most across the whole dataset
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