A very practical C-segment family car, the Ford Grand C-Max offered new levels of style to the Multi-Activity Vehicle market.
The new Grand C-Max was designed to bring enhanced comfort and safety with the latest technologies available.

Offering seating for 7, the C-MAX was an ideal choice for young, numerous families.

Compared to the regular C-MAX, the Grand model had a longer and higher wheelbase by 140mm, respectively 58mm, offering plenty of room for all occupants.

Although the C-MAX and the Grand C-MAX were identical up to the B-pillar, the Grand model had a distinct character to suit the needs of the typical customers.

New for 2010, Ford introduced the 1.6-liter EcoBoost unit that provided a good fuel economy compared to larger gasoline engines that produced similar power.

Both the exterior and the interior design were created using the Ford’s kinetic design form language, the same that was used for the successful Fiesta, Kuga and Mondoe.

The high driving position provided amazing visibility, while the high mounted gear knob and center console were easy to action.

An impressive array of top-notch technologies that were usually found in more premium vehicles, the C-Max could be equipped with numerous features that enhanced practicality and safety.

Among the most important equipments were the Active Park Assist, Blind Spot information system, Speed limiter, power child locks, power operate tailgate, a rear-view camera and others.