Those looking for a new car may be interested in Ford deals after the manufacturer revealed that Ford C-Max customers will enjoy lower ownership costs.
Improved residual values, lower insurance due to reduced CO2 emissions and enhanced fuel economy on the new model will all contribute to saving C-Max drivers up to £800 a year compared with the current edition.
Residual values for the C-Max have increased over one year/20,000 miles by up to 15 per cent, meaning customers can expect their C-Max to retain its value when they come to sell it on or trade it in.
The C-Max and the Grand C-Max have reduced by up to five points on the ABI 1-50 insurance scale versus the outgoing model and owners so will also benefit from cheaper car insurance.
Kevin Griffin, fleet director for Ford of Britain, said that both the C-Max and the Grand C-Max will offer lower whole-life costs, which will make them a very attractive proposition.
He added: "The C-Max has evolved to offer customers the full flexibility of a seven seater with twin rear sliding doors. The five-seat C-Max will appeal to those customers seeking sporty styling coupled with extra space."
The new C-Max will be unveiled at the Paris Motor Show and will go on sale in the UK in October.
Posted by Fred Mason.
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