2012 Ford C-MAX Small Cars

C-MAX, published and sold in the United States in late 2011 is a compact car and a new concept for the U.S. market by Ford designed to be a cross between a small car and a van. Sold in Europe for five years now, Ford believes that the war against the gas prices fluctuating in full swing and Americans poured SUVs and large trucks increased in record numbers, it’s time for a compromise. Drivers who need the size and space of a minivan but want better mileage of a compact car can say welcome to the 2012 Ford C-MAX.
Specifications of 2012 Ford C-MAX
  • Pricing: Base Price MSRP between $15,800 to $22,500.
  • Engine: 2.0-liter turbocharged V4 pumping out 230 horsepower.
Ford C-MAX is able to combine a compact crossover SUV and a long enough effectively, including the use of sliding rear doors that one would expect a minivan. It is a third row of seating space for seven passengers, but do not expect a lot of space, the third row from the design of the car. stylistic C-MAX Ford Fiesta cars coming directly hoodline row tapered, two-level mask large bulges wheel, trapezoidal headlights and increase the lines of the lower body. When it comes to safety, cars are designed for European markets seem to work well, and C-MAX should be the expectations of the United States should be lower, such as ABS, traction and stability control, side curtain airbags for all three rows, front side airbags and the normal dual-stage front airbags.
There are a few different seating configurations are available for the C-MAX, which has a generally comfortable interior with ample space for front seats, good space for second row, and next to someone for the third row. Standard upholstery is sure to be substance, but it should be a trim level, offering leather as standard. the possibilities of high technology should be available that can be found on Ford cars, including Blluetooth, automatic climate control, entertainment systems at the rear, iPods and mobile phone connections and of course the Ford Sync voice command system .

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