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- 98,470 miles
- Insurance loss reported, 2 owners, personal use
- 4cyl automatic
- North Imports (10 mi away)
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Located in Burnsville, MN / 10 miles away from Minneapolis, MN
AutoCheck Vehicle History Summary
Accident Free Vehicle: No
Personal Use Only: Yes
History Provider: AutoCheck
Title Details: Issue reported
Salvage Vehicle: No
Frame Damage: No
Theft History: No
Lemon Status: No
Free History Report: No
Features and Specs:
40 Combined MPG (42 City/38 Highway)
Listing Information:
VIN: 1FADP5AU5JL105473
Stock: 02852
Certified Pre-Owned: No
Listed since: 11-26-2024
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Buying a Ford C-Max Hybrid in Minneapolis Minnesota
For residents of Minneapolis, MN, the Ford C-Max Hybrid presents a practical option for navigating the city's blend of urban and suburban environments. Its compact size makes it easy to maneuver through busy streets and tight parking spaces, while the elevated driving position enhances visibility, allowing drivers to easily spot pedestrians and cyclists—a common sight in the city. With its hybrid powertrain, the C-Max is well-suited for both city driving and longer trips to attractions like the Mall of America or the scenic parks that dot the area. Additionally, the stylish interior, crafted from high-quality materials, ensures a comfortable experience for both daily commutes and weekend outings.
Consumer Reviews for the Ford C-Max Hybrid
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jimd14, 05/14/2015
2015 Ford C-Max Hybrid
Owned car for 3.5 years. no issues. Mileage same. This is not a car for getting hybrid mileage on the highway if you travel at speeds of 70 mph and above. At 70 mph and over it doesn't go into electric mode much and operates mostly as a normal i.c.e. car. Average is 34 mpg at 70 mph and over. No complaint from me, i think 34 mpg isn't bad if it's not running in hybrid mode. Great … gas mileage car for in town and country road driving where speeds are 55 and under. I am very happy with the car and plan to keep it another 6 years. Still not a fan of front seats with no adjustable lumber support but front passengers said they find them comfortable. If it hadn't been discontinued i would have planned to buy another in the future. My eye is now on the Hyundai Kona electric when I do.
Coming up on 3 years owning the car. Have had no mechanical issues. Once had the hands free voice activated control stop working; reset the touch screen myself and have had no issues since. average mpg is 42 - higher in summer and less in winter. Very please with the interior room and versatility. Have fit 8 foot 4x4 fence posts in it and still was able to close the hatch. I plan to keep for another 3 years, maybe more.
Overall I am happy with the car. I average 45 mpg driving from my home in the country into town daily. It's not a big vehicle like a van but just a tall wagon/crossover. Getting in and out is easy and I like the ride height behind the wheel. It does not corner a u turn on a dime because it's a tall vehicle. To make it corner like a car is a roll over risk with it's tall height. Spend time getting to know a vehicle before you buy to make sure it fits your driving habits. If you are someone who is not always driving in a hurry then this is a great choice. If you need to get from 1 stop sign to the next as fast as you can...look elsewhere. Don't buy this if you want a performance car.
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