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2013 Ford C-Max Hybrid

2013 Ford C-MAX Hybrid price starts at $25,995

Ford dealers have started taking orders for the new 2013 C-MAX Hybrid, which is being called America’s most fuel-efficient hybrid utility vehicle. Price for the new 2013 Ford C-MAX Hybrid starts at $25,995, which is around $500 lower than its Japanese competitor, the Toyota Prius V. “C-MAX Hybrid offers better fuel economy, performance, technology and [...]

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Ford Focus ST

Ford gains market share in Europe in January

FoMoCo said that its European market share rose slightly last month compared to the same period a year ago. The American automaker said its market share in its traditional 19 European markets increased to 8.4 percent as the European industry continued to weaken. FoMoCo’s share was up 0.2 percentage points compared with January 2011. Ford [...]

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Ford C MAX Hybrid

Ford C-MAX Hybrid, C-MAX Energi plug-in hybrid deliver leading fuel-economy and range

It may be long overdue, but Ford will sell two Prius fighters next year which, on paper seem to have their work cut out for them: the C-Max Hybrid and C-Max Energi plug in hybrid. Pricing is not yet in the picture, but we can report that both the conventional hybrid and the plug in [...]

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37 Brand New Vehicles To Look Forward To In 2012

So you’re in the market for a brand new vehicle and are wondering if you should pull the trigger within the next couple of days/weeks or whether you should hang on to see what new vehicles will be coming out in 2012. Lucky for you, we’ve put together a list of 37 brand new vehicles [...]

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2013 Ford Escape gets two EcoBoost engine options, no more Escape Hybrid

Ford will be unveiling a brand new Ford Escape next month and besides a completely redesigned and revamped exterior and interior – the new Escape will be getting a lot of changes under the hood. The new 2013 Ford Escape will now offer the largest-ever EcoBoost lineup in a Ford model and will feature a [...]

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Ford’s future: New Fusion, MKZ to get 4-cylinder EcoBoost, new Escape crossover, Expedition SUV

Ford’s efforts to step up their game have definitely been paying off. Anyone who has been in a recent Ford product knows this and the Deaborn make has no plans of stopping. In a small press conference, Ford said that they’ll be focusing their products around improving fuel economy, reducing weight and making the engines [...]

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2013 Ford C-MAX will only be hybrid, plug-in hybrid model in U.S.

2013 Ford C-MAX will only be hybrid, plug-in hybrid model in U.S.

Ford announced today that it has changed up its plans for the C-MAX minivan in the United States and will now sell only the 5-seat model with either a hybrid or plug-in hybrid powertrain with sales starting. The Dearborn automaker has canceled plans to sell the 7-seat version of the C-MAX with a gasoline engine. [...]

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Bill Ford: 25% of Ford’s fleet will be electric by 2020

Bill Ford: 25% of Ford’s fleet will be electric by 2020

Dearborn, Michigan based Ford Motor Company will be introducing a full electric Focus along with two versions – a plug-in hybrid and a full-electric -of its new C-MAX minivan later this year. But the company has no plans to stop electrifying there. In an article he wrote for Fortune magazine, FoMoCo Chairman Bill Ford said [...]

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Ford electrifies China, demo fleet coming to country later this year

Ford electrifies China, demo fleet coming to country later this year

Ford is charging up its display at the 2011 Shanghai Motor Show today and is revealing its electrified plan in China for the first time with the Asian debut of the company’s latest electric-vehicles. At the show, Ford is showcasing the Ford Focus Electric, Ford C-MAX Energi plug-in hybrid and the Ford Fusion Hybrid. Ford [...]

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Ford helping U.S. cities charge up for EV readiness

Ford helping U.S. cities charge up for EV readiness

Ford, like every other electric-car maker, considers infrastructure development an essential part of making EVs a viable option for consumers as more companies release vehicles that plug into the wall to be fueled. The Dearborn automaker said that it is working with cities and utility partners to identify key infrastructure foundations that will enable metropolitan areas to [...]

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