Used Ford C-Max energi for Sale
2013 Ford C-Max energi SEL
$13,998•81K mi
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2016 Ford C-Max energi SEL
$20,998•35K mi
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2016 Ford C-Max energi SEL
$16,998•75K mi
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2013 Ford C-Max energi SEL
$17,998•36K mi
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2016 Ford C-Max energi SEL
$15,998•74K mi
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2016 Ford C-Max energi SEL
$16,998•55K mi
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2015 Ford C-Max energi SEL
$16,998•68K mi
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About the Ford C-Max Energi
Vehicle Summary
If you are in the market for a capable, stylish, and well-equipped plug-in hybrid wagon then the Ford C-Max Energi may be the ideal vehicle for you. While the Ford C-Max Energi was discontinued following the release of the 2017 model, the Ford C-Max Energi still remains a popular plug-in hybrid on the used car market thanks especially to its potent hybrid engine and long list of standard features. The 2016 Ford C-Max Energi, for example, comes equipped with a 188 hp 2.0L four-cylinder hybrid engine as well as premium standard features such as heated front seats, leather seats, push-button start, dual-zone automatic climate control, and much more. In the market for a feature-rich and high-performing plug-in hybrid wagon? You will find a lot to love about the Ford C-Max Energi.
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FAQ
Q: What is the difference between the Ford C-Max Hybrid and the Ford C-Max Energi?
A: The primary difference between the Ford C-Max Energi and the Ford C-Max Hybrid is the fact that the Ford C-Max Energi is a plug-in hybrid while the Ford C-Max Hybrid is a standard hybrid.
Q: How does the Ford C-Max Energi work?
A: The Ford C-Max Energi comes equipped with a plug-in hybrid engine that is charged using an EV charging cable. The vehicle runs entirely on electric power until the charge in the electric motor's batteries has been depleted, at which point the vehicle is powered using its internal combustion engine.
Q: Does Ford still make the C-Max Energi?
A: No, the Ford C-Max Energi is no longer in production. The Ford C-Max Energi was discontinued following the release of the 2017 model.
Q: How do you charge a Ford C-Max Energi?
A: The Ford C-Max Energi is charged via an EV charging cable at a wall outlet or an EV charging station.
Ford C-Max Energi Trim Configurations
2015 Ford C-Max Energi Trim Configurations
The 2015 Ford C-Max Energi comes available in one well-equipped trim configuration. Standard features for the 2015 Ford C-Max Energi include features such as an eight-inch color touchscreen display, leather seats, heated front seats, push-button start, and more.
2016 Ford C-Max Energi Trim Configurations
The 2016 Ford C-Max Energi comes available in one well-equipped trim configuration. Standard features for the 2016 Ford C-Max Energi include features such as leather seats, push-button start, dual-zone automatic climate control, heated front seats, and more.
2017 Ford C-Max Energi Trim Configurations
The 2017 Ford C-Max Energi comes available in two different trim configurations. These trim configurations include:
- SE - The base trim of the 2017 Ford C-Max Energi, the SE trim includes features such as a six-speaker audio system, cloth seats, a 4.2-inch color LCD display, body-color exterior mirrors, and more.
- Titanium - The Titanium trim of the 2017 Ford C-Max Energi includes everything found on the SE trim as well as leather seats, heated front seats, a Sony® nine-speaker audio system, push-button start, and more.
Reviews for Ford C-Max energi
Electric plug in hybrind, great little car.
My car is a plug in hybrid. Most of my driving is local. I can easily go 4+ months in the summer without going to the gas station. Sometimes I charge 3 times in a day, but usually only once or twice. I estimate that it cost about 25 cents to charge my car, however, I have switched the the Commonwealth Edison Real Rate plan. Sometimes at night when I charge they pay me to charge my car because the prices for electricity have gone negative. Anyway, I enjoy my car, it is very peppy in electric and i like "going green." I do wish there were more "free" charging stations around. The Kohls near my home has a free charging station which i use often. I have driven my car 22,000 miles and 18,000 of those miles have been in electric.
Pros
- Fuel Economy: great fuel economy because of the electric battery
Cons
- Cargo Space: Not much cargo space due to the battery, but I dont care. If i need more space, the back seats go down.
Gas sipping little car
The C-max Energi is a great car for someone that needs head room and leg room in both the front seat and back. As I run around the Houston area I average around 68 MPG. When doing short runs in my neighborhood I use absolutely no gas. Fully on electric power for around 21 miles. Comfort, a quiet ride (I mean really quiet) and just a fun car to run around in. Storage is limited due to the extra battery in the back cargo area but this has not been a substantial problem. The two back seats let down so I do have plenty of room for what I do.
Pros
- Cabin Noise: Unbelievably quiet car.
- Fuel Economy: As stated, I get an average of around 68 MPG.
- Interior Space: Lots of room for driver and passengers/front and rear seats.
Cons
- Cargo Space: The hatchback storage area is taken up with the extra battery.
Love my car
I love my car. My husband has the same vehicle. The gas mileage is great and the tax break you get at the end of the year is a huge plus! My only complaint about the vehicle...is that it's the same vehicle my husband has, but for some reason my vehicle runs a lot louder than his. When the electric part runs out or kicks off, it seems like the vehicle struggles to reach speed and if you accelerate it sounds or runs very loud. I do not know if this is normal for this vehicle, but it gets annoying. When the vehicle is fully charged, it runs great and has pretty good pick up when you accelerate. I'm hoping there's nothing internally wrong with the vehicle as this is my primary mode of transportation. Any advice or suggestions would be much appreciated.
Pros
- Fuel Economy:
Cons
- Power: when the electric part is exhausted the vehicle seems to lack power.
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