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2013 Ford C-MAX Pros and Cons
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2016 Toyota Prius review Official TrueDelta review by Michael Karesh Though 15 years have elapsed, I still remember the first time I drove a Toyota Prius. That car was wonderful, because it was so high-tech and so novel, and awful, because it was ugly, slow, handled clumsily, and rode noisily. Also, transitions between the conventional and electric systems for acceleration... Comparison vehicle: 2013 Ford C-MAX |
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2013 Ford C-Max SEL hybrid (non-plugin), 6 month ownership impressions 2013 Ford C-MAX Pros and Cons pharmageek The seating position is comfortable and can be adjusted widely (including good lumbar support) for different drivers. Note that we have the SEL version with electrically adjustable seats. I've driven multiple hours in the seats with no issues. The view out the front sides and rear are good for... |
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2013 Ford C-MAX Hybrid Review Official TrueDelta review by Michael Karesh Sorry, I dropped the ball. With three kids, I wanted to see the seven-seat Ford C-MAX here. But at the last minute Ford decided to offer the Focus-based MPV only as a less functional, less attractive five-seater, and only as a hybrid (replacing the Escape Hybrid). This didn't sound like... Comparison vehicle: 2012 Toyota Prius v |
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