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The new FordC-MAX
The new FordC-MAX
Revealed at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show, the completely new C-MAX takes its design cues from the stunning iosis-MAX concept car, first seen at the 2008 Geneva Motor Show. By providing new levels of style, desirability and flexibility as a family car, the new C-MAX is set to take the compact multi-activity vehicle (MAV) market by storm.

Stylish, spacious and now with a choice of a flexible 5-seat or 7-seat layout, the new C-MAX represents a significant step forward. Supreme comfort, ergonomics and safety are complemented by responsive, lower CO2 engines.
7-seat Grand C-MAX
The 7-seat Grand C-MAX has a longer wheelbase and a higher roofline compared to 5-seat C-MAX. As a result visibility is enhanced and you'll benefit from a more commanding driving position. Plus, the generously proportioned interior feels lighter, elegant and spacious.
The twin sliding doors provide easy access, particularly in narrow parking bays and when child seats are fitted. They're also neatly integrated, with the rail cleverly concealed by the shoulder of the vehicle.
For even greater versatility, the 2+3+2 seating can be easily reconfigured into a 2+2+2 layout. This ingenious design enables the middle second-row seat to quickly fold away to create a handy walk-through space. It's another helpful innovation that improves rear passenger comfort and practicality.
When you need cavernous capacity, the second and third-row seats fold to provide a completely flat load floor. Reconfiguring the interior is easy because all the mechanisms are designed to require just one hand to operate.
5-seat C-MAX
Enjoy the sporty feel and coupé looks of the 5-seat C-MAX while still retaining the original C-MAX virtues of roominess and practicality.
The 5-seat C-MAX also keeps the same seating arrangement of the current model with three individual 40/20/40 folding seats. There's also the optional layout which allows the outer seats to slide diagonally backwards and inwards to create a luxurious 2+2 layout.
Ingenious interior
You'll discover the all new C-MAX shares many of the same design cues as the iosis-MAX concept car, revealed at the Geneva Motor Show. In fact, the Ford kinetic Design philosophy also shapes the style of the cabin to reflect the dynamic character of the exterior.
The driving experience is enhanced by the cockpit layout. Common to both C-MAX models, it provides a commanding, raised driving position with high-mounted gearshift and centre console. The sweeping lines of the instrument panel and central control area build on the highly acclaimed layout in the all new Fiesta, while easy-to-master controls complement pin-sharp instrument clarity.
Beyond the technology you'll find practical touches that make C-MAX the perfect family vehicle. Carefully designed stowage areas are located throughout the cabin, including generous door pockets, a large glove box, and additional compartments and cupholders in the centre console.
Lower CO2, no compromise
New advanced vehicle and engine technologies enhance the performance, safety and sustainability of C-MAX.
Award-winning TDCi diesel engines are upgraded while the new EcoBoost petrol engines have been established in the US and are soon to be available in the UK. The EcoBoost engines are responsive, capable and efficient with surprising performance benefits. In fact, they're increasing mpg and reducing CO2 emissions by up to 20%, compared to equivalent larger conventional engines.
The all new C-MAX will also feature the option of Ford’s latest high efficiency PowerShift, six-speed, dual-clutch automatic transmission. This can also improve fuel economy by up to 10% compared to a conventional automatic transmission.
C-MAX technologies
Explore the new technologies featured in the C-MAX, some of which are firsts for Ford. Designed to improve practicality, comfort and safety, they're likely to make C-MAX an even more desirable choice for families.
 
You'll find these technologies are incorporated into one of Ford's most innovatively engineered and thoughtfully crafted vehicle layouts to date.
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