The Ford C-MAX is a five-seat MPV that shares many components with the Ford Focus
It's available with efficient diesel and EcoBoost petrol engines
A high roof gives extra headroom for all occupants of the C-MAX compared to a regular hatchback
The C-MAX is functional rather than beautiful, but interior space is the priority
The VW Golf SV, Renault Scenic and Citroen C4 Picasso are among the C-MAX's big rivals
On the road, Focus underpinnings ensure the C-MAX handles very well
A total of six engines is offered, but we'd advise against the entry-level 1.6-litre petrol
There are just three trim levels for the C-MAX, called Zetec, Titanium and Titanium X
A large windscreen gives a great view out the front of the C-MAX
The diesel engines are particularly suited to comfortable motorway cruising
Safety is assured by a five-star Euro NCAP rating
The C-MAX dashboard has much in common with other Ford interiors
A large screen in the middle of the dash is powered by Ford's SYNC infotainment system
There's room for three in the back of the C-MAX
ISOFIX child-seat mounts are fitted, too
The seats can be folded away to maximise boot space when needed
A variety of configurations means the C-MAX is quite versatile
With all seats in place, boot space is still generous
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