New Ford B-Max Price
The new Ford B-Max – Ford’s replacement for the slow-selling Fusion – has been on its way for what seems like forever. But finally Ford has confirmed the clever new B-Max will arrive in UK showrooms in September and will cost from £12,995.
All the Ford B-Max models come with the clever easy access door system which has conventionally-hinged front doors and sliding rear doors to give a big, pillarless opening for easy egress and ingress. Launch models will also come with Ford’s clever SYNC system.
The model range kicks off with the B-Max Studio which comes with the 1.4-litre 90PS Duratec engine and gets body coloured bumpers, one-hand fold flat rear seats, electric mirrors and windows, remote locking, low tyre pressure warning, ESP and EBD and a whole heap of air bags.
The mid-range B-Max Zetec can be had with a choice of three petrol and one diesel engines, including the new 1.5 litre TDCi and the equally new 100PS 1.0 litre Ecoboost. Extra features on the Zetec models include 15″ alloys, halogen lights with LED running lights, Fogs, leather steering wheel and gear knob, ambient lighting, AirCon, heated windscreen, DAB and AUX/USB/Bluetooth connectivity.
The top of the tree Titanium B-Max also gets three petrol engines – including the 120PS version of the 1.0 litre Ecoboost – and the 1.6 litre 95 PS TDCi. Extra goodies over and above Zetec trim include driver’s and passenger arm rests, Cruise, Climate, auto lights and wipers, heated front seats, Sony DAB with CD and 16″ alloys.
The new Ford B-Max is now available to order with first customer deliveries in September.
New Ford B-Max Photo Gallery
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Wolfie says
Does anyone agree that Ford stylists have lost the plot. Apart from the Fiesta, every car in the line up is just ugly. The B-Max looks like a shrunken C-Max which looks like a shrunken S-Max and then there’s the Kuga – a pumped up C-Max. The Mondeo is dull and its replacement looks even duller and even the Focus is not as smart as the car it replaced. Thank goodness they are good cars to drive, because surely no one is going to buy one on its looks.(Fiesta excepted of course – still the best looking small car around).