2013 Ford C-Max

The 2013 C-Max rode on a platform that was the first in its class to support torque vectoring control. The hybrid started at 24,995 dollars with destination and delivery, aimed at being the most affordable hybrid utility vehicle in America, and had more cargo room than the Prius liftback. A longer seven seat version called the Grand C-Max sat above it in the range. The C-Max was a five door compact people carrier that Ford built on the same platform as the Focus.