Ford C-MAX MPV

The Ford C-MAX is a five-seat MPV that feels like a hatch to drive and has decent diesel engines

A full used buyer’s guide on the Ford C-MAX covering the C-MAX Mk2 (2010-date)

We get to grips with the Ford C-MAX 2.0 TDCi Titanium X on UK roads. Can its MPV practicality match its driver appeal?

New Ford C-MAX is good to drive, and Titanium trim features plenty of equipment

We pit the five-seat version of Ford's new C-MAX against its biggest rivals, the established Renault Scenic, and Vauxhall's latest compact MPV, the qu…

Does Ford's all new seven-seater have what it takes to beat the rest?

Verdict as seven-seat version of new MPV hits British roads

We give our verdict as diesel version of sporty new compact MPV arrives in Britain

Bigger than a C-MAX, smaller than an S-MAX. How does Ford's new seven-seater shape up? We took to the road to find out

Ford's stylish, practical and superb to drive – all-new compact MPV is hard to fault.

The facelifted Ford brings an even higher quality to the market.

To find out what Ford's C-MAX is made of, we pitch it against the Citroen C4 Picasso and SEAT Altea XL...

The Ford C-Max gets a well-deserved facelift and improved cabin quality

The Ford C-Max come with more equipment and a better road presence than before

Sold as the people carrier for people who don't want one, is the Ford Focus C-MAX a tempting used buy?

While the Fiesta and Fusion have been treated to two new gearboxes, Ford has also set its engineers to work on a new Continuously Variable Transmissio…

Brushed Alcantara and leather bucket seats might look great in the showroom, but it's a well known fact that luxury trim and hide are no match for a y…

Confession time. I've never been a fan of MPVs. To my mind, cars should allow you to get away from screaming kids - not force you to sit in an enclose…