Ford has enhanced the capabilities of its compact people carrier to make it spacious, flexible and economical family car. Ford C-Max has been a popular choice for families with up to three children thanks to its practicality and fuel efficiency. It has gone through a brilliant mid-life refresh.
The upgraded version has a stronger look at the front and is pleasing to the eyes from everywhere you see it.
Ford C-Max 2015 Back
The Grand C-MAX seven-seater accompanied by its bigger brother has further engraved Ford’s extensive family range as the best option for families. The Ford C-Max stands on the ‘cool’ side of family transport.
The latest version of the C-MAX benefits from an upgraded interior which boasts higher quality materials and a number of high-tech features.
Ford C-Max Interior 2015
There are notable improvements to quality and refinement with a refreshed chassis, body and interior designs.
There is a new powertrain line-up offering diesel and petrol engines which Ford say reduce running costs with significant improvements to fuel efficiency and C02 emissions.
Ford C-Max Engine 2015
The 125hp version of Ford’s famous 1.0 EcoBoost petrol engine was the first engine ever to be awarded the International Engine of the Year award three years in a row.
The Titanium X trim grade comes with classy-looking 17” 5-spoke alloy wheels, adaptive lighting with Bi-Xenon signature headlights, rain-sensing wipers and a fixed panorama roof, which brings great light flooding into the cabin.
The C-MAX is also available with a rather clever feature, the hands-free boot that opens and closes with a simple wave of your foot under the rear bumper, ideal for when you’ve got your hands full with shopping bags or suitcases. The heated front seats were an advantage in the recent cold snap.
One of the vehicle’s most appealing features is its flexibility. The rear seats fold and tumble forward or can be completely removed.
Ford C-Max Flexibility & Safety Features
The car also comes with a range of safety features and has a variety of ways of letting you know if it thinks you’re too close to another vehicle or are departing from the lane it thinks you should be in.
The new C-Max targets families with this vehicle and is a popular choice for families with kids.
