Ford didn't seem to understand by 2014 that the MPV market belongs to the French. One after another, apart from the VW Sharan and its siblings, everyone else failed. But Ford didn't give up and tried again with the C-Max. Based on the successful Ford's Global C platform, which was also used for the compact car Focus, it developed an MPV with claimed car-like abilities and very spa...
full description and technical specificationsA very practical C-segment family car, the Ford C-Max offered new levels of style to the Multi-Activity Vehicle market. The new C-Max was designed to bring enhanced comfort and safety with the latest technologies available. Offering seating for 5, the C-MAX was a sporty small MPV appealing to a broad age range. New for 2010, Ford introduced the 1.6-liter EcoBoost unit that provided a go...
full description and technical specificationsThe facelift version of Ford's compact MPV was unveiled at the 2006 Bologna Motor Show and arrived at dealerships in spring 2007. Ford dropped the Focus C-Max nameplate and replaced it with just C-Max in order to better define the car as part of the car maker's MPV lineup, dubbed Max. While the engine range remained the same as before, the C-Max suffered an updated visual makeover to b...
full description and technical specificationsThe MPV market was still significant at the beginning of the '2000s, and Ford tried to get more from it by introducing the C-Max in 2003. Ford managed to build a broader range of vehicles based on its C1 platform, which was used for the second generation of the Focus. The C-Max appeared as an important contender for the Renault Scenic and Citroen Picasso. Unlike its rivals, it relied on ...
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