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2016 Ford C-Max SEL hybrid
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2016 Ford C-Max SEL hybrid

SEL 4dr Wagon (2.0L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)

$12,344
Est. $167/mo
$3,462 Below market
RMV: $15,806
Price Drop, $931
Earlier Price: $13,275 (12 Aug 2024)
Mileage 52,500 mi.
Home Delivery
2 Accident, 1 Owner
508 Days in market
WHITE
Wagon
I4
Automatic
Barrett Auto Center
Glenwood, IA
4.0
(Based 85 Review)
(712) 52*****
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2016 Ford C-Max SEL hybrid
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2016 Ford C-Max SEL hybrid

SEL 4dr Wagon (2.0L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)

$11,500
Est. $156/mo
$2,102 Below market
RMV: $13,602
Price Rise, $509
Earlier Price: $10,991 (20 Nov 2024)
Mileage 52,837 mi.
Home Delivery
2 Owner
37 Days in market
BLUE
Wagon
I4
Automatic
Freedom Chevrolet
Big Stone Gap, VA
4.0
(Based 273 Review)
(276) 56*****
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2016 Ford C-Max SEL hybrid
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2016 Ford C-Max SEL hybrid

SEL 4dr Wagon (2.0L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)

$9,880
Est. $134/mo
$1,715 Below market
RMV: $11,595
Price Drop, $100
Earlier Price: $9,980 (13 Nov 2024)
Mileage 110,971 mi.
Home Delivery
2 Accident, 3 Owner
19 Days in market
BLACK
Wagon
I4
Automatic
Energy Auto Sales Bellevue
Bellevue, WA
4.0
(Based 141 Review)
(425) 541*****
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2016 Ford C-Max SEL hybrid

SEL 4dr Wagon (2.0L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)

$9,899
Est. $134/mo
$1,638 Below market
RMV: $11,537
Price Drop, $700
Earlier Price: $10,599 (17 Nov 2024)
Mileage 93,307 mi.
Home Delivery
1 Owner
33 Days in market
RED
Wagon
I4
Automatic
Kia Marin
Novato, CA
4.0
(Based 109 Review)
(415) 89*****
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2016 Ford C-Max SEL hybrid

SEL 4dr Wagon (2.0L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)

$6,500
Est. $88/mo
$609 Below market
RMV: $7,109
Mileage 144,067 mi.
Home Delivery
2 Owner
52 Days in market
SILVER
Wagon
I4
Automatic
Carprime Outlet LLC
Angier, NC
4.0
(Based 115 Review)
(919) 35*****
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2016 Ford C-Max SEL hybrid

SEL 4dr Wagon (2.0L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)

$12,250
Est. $166/mo
$220 Below market
RMV: $12,470
Mileage 65,411 mi.
Home Delivery
1 Accident, 2 Owner
79 Days in market
SILVER
Wagon
I4
Automatic
Escondido Auto Super Center
Escondido, CA
4.0
(Based 468 Review)
(760) 51*****
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2016 Ford C-Max SEL hybrid

SEL 4dr Wagon (2.0L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)

$9,986
Est. $135/mo
$191 Below market
RMV: $10,177
Price Drop, $875
Earlier Price: $10,861 (19 Nov 2024)
Mileage 101,072 mi.
Home Delivery
1 Accident, 1 Owner
25 Days in market
RED
Wagon
I4
Automatic
Raymond Chevrolet Kia
Antioch, IL
4.0
(Based 1876 Review)
(224) 55*****
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Certified Pre-Owned
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Certified 2016 Ford C-Max SEL hybrid

SEL 4dr Wagon (2.0L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)

$15,310
Est. $207/mo
$240 Below market
RMV: $15,550
Price Drop, $485
Earlier Price: $15,795 (13 Nov 2024)
Mileage 41,565 mi.
Home Delivery
1 Accident, 2 Owner
40 Days in market
Wagon
I4
Automatic
Ken Garff Ford Fort Collins
Fort Collins, CO
4.0
(Based 3134 Review)
(970) 82*****
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Certified Pre-Owned
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Certified 2016 Ford C-Max SEL hybrid

SEL 4dr Wagon (2.0L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)

$11,996
Est. $162/mo
$340 Above market
RMV: $11,656
Price Drop, $283
Earlier Price: $12,279 (20 Nov 2024)
Mileage 91,190 mi.
Home Delivery
1 Accident, 3 Owner
27 Days in market
WHITE
Wagon
I4
Automatic
Mac Haik Ford Lincoln
Georgetown, TX
4.0
(Based 2722 Review)
(512) 93*****
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2016 Ford C-Max SEL hybrid

SEL 4dr Wagon (2.0L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)

$8,900
Est. $120/mo
$425 Below market
RMV: $9,325
Mileage 126,239 mi.
Home Delivery
2 Owner
30 Days in market
Wagon
I4
Automatic
Auto Town
Harrisonburg, VA
4.0
(Based 65 Review)
(540) 755*****
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2016 Ford C-Max SEL hybrid

SEL 4dr Wagon (2.0L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)

$8,995
Est. $122/mo
$11 Above market
RMV: $8,984
Price Drop, $1,000
Earlier Price: $9,995 (21 Jun 2024)
Mileage 127,074 mi.
Home Delivery
2 Accident, 2 Owner
861 Days in market
WHITE
Wagon
I4
Automatic
Down East Motor Company, Inc
Washington, NC
4.0
(Based 38 Review)

Vehicle History

  • Accident reported: very minor damage
  • 1st owner drove an estimated 19,658 miles/year
  • 1st owner purchased on 04/07/16 and owned in MD until 05/03/17
  • Last serviced at 127,276 miles in Washington, NC on 03/06/23
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2016 Ford C-Max SEL hybrid

SEL 4dr Wagon (2.0L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)

$11,990
Est. $162/mo
$1,179 Above market
RMV: $10,811
Price Drop, $5
Earlier Price: $11,995 (8 Nov 2024)
Mileage 99,927 mi.
Home Delivery
1 Owner
18 Days in market
SILVER
Wagon
I4
Automatic
Noblesville Imports
Noblesville, IN
4.0
(Based 428 Review)
(317) 45*****
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2016 Ford C-Max SEL hybrid

SEL 4dr Wagon (2.0L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)

$14,987
Est. $203/mo
$1,182 Above market
RMV: $13,805
Price Drop, $300
Earlier Price: $15,287 (4 Nov 2024)
Mileage 65,728 mi.
Home Delivery
1 Owner
126 Days in market
RED
Wagon
I4
Automatic
Beloit Auto & Truck Plaza Inc.
Beloit, KS
4.0
(Based 112 Review)
(800) 74*****
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2016 Ford C-Max SEL hybrid

SEL 4dr Wagon (2.0L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)

$15,995
Est. $217/mo
$3,157 Above market
RMV: $12,838
Price Drop, $1,000
Earlier Price: $16,995 (13 Jul 2024)
Mileage 55,801 mi.
Home Delivery
2 Accident, 2 Owner
197 Days in market
BLUE
Wagon
I4
North Side Ford Lincoln
Effingham, IL
4.0
(Based 236 Review)
(217) 34*****
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2017 Ford C-Max hybrid Review


Pros

  • Well-integrated hybrid systems
  • Generous headroom
  • Stylish interior is finished with high-quality materials
  • Responsive handling
  • Quick acceleration
  • Elevated driving position offers good forward visibility

Cons

  • Longer Braking Distance
  • Highly Limiting Cargo Space
  • Unexciting 
  • Lower Economy

Ford calls this European-conceived compact a "multi-activity vehicle." While that MAV acronym is probably not going to get on, the way the C-Max Hybrid rises above portrayals is a major piece of its allure.

Overview


Ford calls this European-conceived compact a "multi-activity vehicle." While that MAV acronym is probably not going to get on, the way the C-Max Hybrid rises above portrayals is a major piece of its allure. The C-Max is extremely a utility vehicle, yet it's been downsized into a sort of compact wagon that is sufficiently huge for enormous errands. The 2017 Ford C-Max is a gas-electric hybrid auto that offers great mileage and sufficient stockpiling on account of its hatchback outline.

Pricing and Features
6.0/10


The Ford C-MAX comes with a starting price of $24,120, and it is available in two trim levels as the Hybrid SE and the Hybrid Titanium. The C-MAX Hybrid SE manages to meet the expectations of the buyer with surplus functionalities. It features dual-zone automatic climate control and a power-adjustable driver seat, most of which are recent advancements in technology. In terms of entertainment and connectivity, it features a 6-speaker audio system, Bluetooth, SYNC, and a USB Port. The C-MAX Hybrid Titanium is loaded with abundant advancements to the already existing features of the Hybrid SE.

Trims

C-MAX Hybrid SE

C-Max Hybrid Titanium

MSRP

$24,120

$27,120

Features

Cloth upholstery

Includes features found in the SE trim

 

Power-adjustable driver's seat

Leather upholstery

 

Dual-zone automatic climate control

Heated seats

 

6-speaker audio system with Bluetooth and USB port

2 USB ports

 

SYNC voice recognition system

9-speaker audio system

 

Rearview camera

Rear park assist,

   

SYNC system which includes an 8-inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and navigation

Whichever trim level of the C-MAX you opt for, they contain the same 2.0L four-cylinder gasoline engine that includes an electric motor with a lithium-ion battery. Power is supplied by a Continuously Variable Automatic Transmission (CVT) System as standard in both the trims available for the wagon.

We Recommend

While the base C-Max Hybrid SE's cost might be appealing, most drivers should advance up to the Titanium trim. There are a lot of features in the SE, however, the base SYNC voice-command framework is disappointing to utilize contrasted with the polished SYNC 3 touch-screen infotainment framework that is standard in the Titanium model and discretionary in the SE.

Engine and Performance
7.9/10


In both the Hybrid SE and the Hybrid Titanium trim levels, the Ford C-MAX comes with a 2.0L iVCT Atkinson-Cycle Inline-4 Hybrid Engine that runs on gasoline. The hybrid engine includes a Continuously Variable Automatic Transmission System that ensures delivery of 188hp power.

The C-MAX Hybrid's powertrain works both on gasoline and electric power, and the transition between the two is a smooth and comfortable one. The CVT Transmission System is electronically controlled, and it works in such a manner that it feels automatic.

Models

Ford C-Max (SE)

Toyota Prius (One)

Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid (Blue)

Nissan Leaf (S)

MSRP

$24,120

$23,475

$22,200

$29,990

Engine/Motor

2.0L iVCT Atkinson-Cycle I-4 Hybrid

1.8L, 4-cylinder Aluminum DOHC 16-Valve

1.6L GDI DOHC 16-valve inline 4-cylinder

110kW AC Synchronous Motor

Transmission

CVT Automatic

CVT Automatic

6-Speed Automatic

Single Speed Automatic

Power

188 hp

121 hp

139 hp

147 hp

Torque

129 lb-ft

105 lb-ft

109 lb-ft

236 lb-ft

Meanwhile, other rivals find it daunting to beat the Ford C-MAX in terms of power, but the Nissan Leaf manages to deliver an amazing figure of 236 lb-ft of torque that is the maximum among all the competitors. Toyota stands with the least amount of power and torque figure on offer in the segment.

2017 Ford C-Max PHEV Wagon Acceleration

The 2017 Ford C-MAX Hybrid is exceptionally fast in accelerating from the halt, and it features a smooth and comfortable acceleration. It reaches the speed of 60mph in just 7.9 sec, however, among the rivalries, the Nissan Leaf(S) is found to be the fastest as it reaches 60mph in just 7.5 seconds. The Toyota Prius (One) and the Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid (Blue) are found to be 2-3 seconds slower than the other two rivals. The Ford C-MAX and the Nissan Leaf(S) differ just by 0.2 seconds in reaching the quarter-mile.

Models

Ford C-Max (SE)

Toyota Prius (One)

Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid (Blue)

Nissan Leaf (S)

0-60 MPH

7.9 sec

9.7 sec

8.1 sec

7.5 sec

Quarter mile

16.0 sec

17.1 sec

16.8 sec

15.8 sec

Engine/Motor

2.0L

1.8L

1.6L

110kw Electric Motor

Emission (Tons/yr of CO2 Emissions @ 15K mi/year)

4.4

NA

NA

NA

The 2017 Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid and the Toyota Prius(One) may be slower because of their lower capacity engines, but they are found to be emitting a lesser amount of CO2 when compared to the Ford C-MAX, which emits up to 4.4 Tons/yr @ 15Kmi/year. Here again, Toyota stands at the back with the most amount of time taken for both 0-60mph and quarter-mile.

2017 Ford C-Max PHEV Wagon Ride & Handling: 

The Ford C-MAX Hybrid has self-possessed handling when compared to most of the other hybrid competitors. It has a front-wheel-drive that delivers a peaceful and cozy ride, making long-distance rides smoother than ever. The CVT transmission on this petrolhead is also serene and marks linear and quick upshifts without them being ever noticed by the occupants. While that is the advantage of the belt-driven transmission, its efficiency reduces exponentially as you speed up, thus transferring less torque to the wheels as you accelerate.

One of the most exciting technologies ever developed by Ford, the C-Max comes with an Electric Power Assisted Steering (EPAS) that induces outstanding control over the steering wheel and also contributes to more fuel efficiency by using it as and when it is needed. More importantly, it gives the driver the confidence that is necessary to navigate through tight sections and sharp turns on the pavements. But, despite all these advantages, the C-Max is a wagon at the end of the day, and thus, hardly manages to impress through its ride and handling.

2017 Ford C-Max PHEV WagonBraking:

The braking system of the Ford C-MAX includes a vented front and solid rear disc brakes that constitute more of a non-traditional braking system. The braking system also includes a regenerative energy-recovery system, and the Hybrid Hatchback comes to a stop from 60mph by eating up 128ft of the track.

Model

Ford C-Max (SE)

Toyota Prius (One)

Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid (Blue)

Nissan Leaf (S)

Brake Front(in)

10.9

10.0

11.0

11.1

Brake Rear(in)

11.0

10.2

10.3

11.5

Curb Weight(lbs)

3640

3075

2996

3433

60-0 MPH (ft.)

128

121

124

129

The Nissan Leaf is found to consume the highest distance of 129-feet to come to a halt from 60mph, whereas the Toyota Prius(One) and the Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid(Blue) cover a lesser distance of 121 and 124 feet, respectively to come to a halt. Ford comes out to be the heaviest of the lot.

Fuel Economy
9.0/10


The Ford C-MAX delivers a fuel economy out of gasoline that is not up to the mark when compared to the other hybrid class vehicles. It delivers a 42/38 mpg fuel economy on City/Highway roads, which is much less when compared to the Toyota Prius(One) and the Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid(Blue).

Model

Ford C-Max (SE)

Toyota Prius (One)

Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid (Blue)

Nissan Leaf (S)

MPG (City)

42

50

57

125 (eMPG)

MPG (Highway)

38

54

59

100 (eMPG)

MPG (Combined)

40

52

58

112 (eMPG)

The maximum amount of fuel efficiency is delivered by the Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid (Blue) that gives 57/59 mpg on city and highway roads. The Toyota Prius delivers a 7mpg less on city roads and a 5mpg lesser on the highway roads when compared to the Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid (Blue).

Interior
7.7/10


The Ford C-MAX features an elegant and exceptionally well-designed cabin that adds a rich look and feel to the interior. Climb inside the 2018 Ford C-Max Hybrid, and you'll find handsome styling, high-end materials, and excellent build quality. It looks and feels like you're in a more expensive car.

The seats are comfortable and roomy, and the available infotainment system is easy to use. It features a Dual-Zone Automatic Temperature Control and a Smartgauge with Eco guide. All the competitors including the Ford C-MAX have an equal seating capacity of 5.

Model

Ford C-Max (SE)

Toyota Prius (One)

Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid (Blue)

Nissan Leaf (S)

Passenger capacity

5

5

5

5

Passenger Volume (ft cube)

99.7

93.1

96.2

92.4

Front (Head/Shoulder/Leg)(In.)

41.0/55.9/43.1

39.4/55.0/42.3

39.1/56.1/42.2

41.2/54.3/42.1

Second (Head/Shoulder/Leg) (In.)

39.4/55.2/36.5

37.4/53.0/33.4

37.4/55/35.7

37.3/52.5/33.5

The Ford C-Max Hybrid is found to have the highest passenger volume of 99.7 ft-cube that is a 3.5 ft-cube higher than that of the Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid (Blue). It offers more shoulder room and legroom for both the front and rear-seat passengers. Few key features include-

  • Dual-Zone Automatic Climate Control
  • Rear Seat Heat Ducts
  • Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel
  • Steering Wheel with Secondary Audio Control
  • Cruise Control

2017 Ford C-Max PHEV Wagon Infotainment System: 

The infotainment system varies in two trim levels of the Ford C-MAX Hybrid. The SE trim level comes with the SYNC Entertainment System with integrated Voice Recognition Communication, 6-speakers, USB Port, and AM/FM/CD/MP3 Audio Systems. On the other hand, the Ford C-MAX Hybrid Titanium comes with the advanced SYNC 3 Infotainment System with 9-speaker Audio System from SONY and HD Radio Technology. This infotainment system is highly-responsive and recognizes voice input at high speed. Major infotainment features include- 

  • 8-inch Touchscreen Interface
  • 6-Speaker Stereo
  • SYNC-3 with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay Integration
  • Navigation (O)
  • HD Radio
  • 2-USB Ports

2017 Ford C-Max PHEV Wagon Cargo Capacity:

The Ford C-MAX Hybrid contains second-row seats that are 60/40 split forward foldable that contribute to making up more volume for cargo space. The Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid (Blue) is found to have the maximum cargo space and the Ford C-MAX and Toyota Prius have an almost equal cargo space with a 0.1 ft-cube difference.

Model

Ford C-Max (SE)

Toyota Prius (One)

Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid (Blue)

Nissan Leaf (S)

Volume (ft cube)

24.5

24.6

26.5

23.6

Evidently, the C-Max is quite clear of the critical capacity level that is expected to be available in a wagon. Nevertheless, it cannot be said to be the most practical one yet. In fact, it is the Hyundai Ioniq that takes the front seat in this respect, followed by the Toyota Prius.

Exterior
8.0/10


The Ford C-MAX Hybrid features a striking exterior look with its 17-inch wheels and all-LED headlights and taillights. The Ford C-MAX has the highest value in curb weight, width, and height when compared to the rivals. The C-MAX Hybrid is 72.0-inches wide and 63.9-inches tall and the closest to these values is for the Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid (Blue) that is 71.7-inches wide and the Nissan Leaf(S) is 61.4-inches tall.

Nevertheless, as for the C-Max, its rounded and mounded exterior pays off on the inside, where there is ample headroom and space for taller people and objects.

Model

Ford C-Max (SE)

Toyota Prius (One)

Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid (Blue)

Nissan Leaf (S)

Curb weight(lbs)

3640

3075

2996

3433

Length(in)

173.6

178.7

176.0

176.4

Width(in)

72.0

69.3

71.7

70.5

Height(in)

63.9

58.1

56.9

61.4

Ground clearance(in)

5.5

5.1

5.3

5.9

Wheelbase(in)

104.3

106.3

106.3

106.3

Track width(in) F/R

60.5/60.4

60.2/60.6

61.5/62.1

60.6/61.2

In terms of ground clearance, the Nissan Leaf(S) has the highest value of 5.9-inches, which is 0.4-inches greater than that of the Ford C-MAX Hybrid. The Toyota Prius (One), Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid (Blue), and the Nissan Leaf(S) tie-up in having the same wheelbase value of 106.3-inches. Few key exterior features include-

  • 17-inch alloy wheels
  • All LED headlights and taillights
  • Integrated Blind Spot Mirrors
  • Centre High-Mounted Stop Lamp
  • 5-Door Multi-Activity Vehicle

Safety
9.0/10


Besides the performance, capabilities, advancements, exteriors, and interiors, there are a lot of safety features that are noticeable in the compact sedan. The 2017 Ford C-MAX Hybrid has been ranked #6 in Wagons and #14 in Hybrid and Electric Cars by the U.S.News & World Report. It has also obtained an overall rating of 4 from the NHTSA in terms of safety. Major safety features inside the wagon are-

  • Advancetrac w/Roll Stability Control Electronic Stability Control (ESC) And Roll Stability Control (RSC)
  • ABS And Driveline Traction Control
  • Side Impact Beams
  • Dual Stage Driver And Passenger Seat-Mounted Side Airbags
  • Rear Parking Sensors
  • Tire Specific Low Tire Pressure Warning
  • Dual Stage Driver And Passenger Front Airbags
  • Curtain 1st And 2nd Row Airbags
  • Airbag Occupancy Sensor
  • Driver Knee Airbag
  • Mykey System-inc: Top Speed Limiter, Audio Volume Limiter, Early Low Fuel Warning, Programmable Sound Chimes, and Beltminder w/Audio Mute
  • Rear Child Safety Locks
  • Back-Up Camera

Competition
7.0/10


Ford C-MAX Hybrid vs Toyota Prius(One)

The Ford C-MAX is found to have the best features when compared to the Toyota Prius(One) in terms of engine capacity, power delivery, acceleration, handling as well as interior space. Though the Toyota Prius costs $1,000 less than the Ford C-MAX, the C-MAX is the best pick because of its feature-richness.

Ford C-MAX Hybrid vs Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid (Blue)

The engine specifications of the Ford C-MAX Hybrid cannot be beaten by the Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid, and it does not deliver that much power as the Ford C MAX. It is found to be slower in both acceleration and braking when compared to Ford C-MAX, however, in terms of fuel economy, the Hyundai Ioniq is more efficient.

Ford C-MAX Hybrid vs Nissan Leaf(S)

The Nissan Leaf is a completely electric car that delivers a good performance with its engine motor and single-speed transmission engine. It is the most eco-friendly rival that runs completely on electric power and is best suited for highway travels. If you are on a budget, you can very well go for the Ford C-MAX as the Nissan Leaf costs $5,000 higher than the Ford C-MAX.

Final Verdict


The 2017 Ford C-MAX Hybrid is a compact hatchback that delivers as much power as possible, and though it does not deliver an up to mark fuel economy among the cars that run on gasoline, it does offer a smooth and safe ride to the occupants. The Ford has showcased a reasonable amount of differences in the two trim levels, and it is the buyer's choice to choose one among the two as per their requirements.