Ford C-Max 2007–2010

1 generation (C214) [restyling]
No photos yet1.6 TDCi DPF MT (109 hp)
General information
Number of doors5
Steering wheel positionLeft
Car classM
CountryUSA
At a glance
Engine1560 cm3 Diesel
Power109 hp
GearboxManual
OriginUnited States
Trim
1.6 MT (100 hp)1.6 TDCi DPF MT (109 hp)1.6 TDCi MT (90 hp)1.8 Flexi-fuel MT (125 hp)1.8 MT (115 hp)1.8 MT (125 PS)2.0 AT (145 PS)2.0 CNG MT (145 hp)2.0 LPG MT (145 hp)2.0 MT (145 PS)2.0 TDCi AT (136 hp)2.0 TDCi DPF MT (136 hp)2.0 TDCi DPF Powershift (110 hp)

Specifications

Engine
Engine power109 hp
Engine power122 PS
Capacity1560 cm3
Turnover of maximum torque1750 RPM
Compression ratio18.3
Maximum torque240 N*m
Number of cylinders4
Valves per cylinder4
Max power at RPM4000 RPM
Cylinder bore75.0 mm
Stroke cycle88.3 mm
Max power (kW)90 kW
Injection typeCommon rail (diesel)
Engine typeDiesel
Timing beltDOHC
Engine placementFront, transverse
Engine modelG8DA
Engine codeG8DA, G8DB, G8DD
Cylinder layoutinline
Presence of intercoolerPresent
Boost typeTurbocharged
Bodywork
Clearance120 mm
Curb weight1320 kg
Rear track1531 mm
Back track width1531 mm
Front track1535 mm
Front track width1535 mm
Height1560 mm
Ground clearance160 mm
Max trunk capacity1620 l
Width1825 mm
Full weight1920 kg
Wheel size195/65 R15, 205/55 R16
Wheelbase2640 mm
Length4333 mm
Min trunk capacity460 l
Number of seater5
Payload528 kg
Pitch Circle DiameterDIA63.3 5x108 mm
Body typeMinivan
Gearbox and handling
Turning circle10.7 m
Number of gear5
Drive wheelsFront wheel drive
Gearbox typeManual
Operating characteristics
Acceleration (0-100 km/h)11.3 s
Max speed185 km/h
Highway driving fuel consumption per 100 km4.1 l
Mixed driving fuel consumption per 100 km4.9 l
Fuel tank capacity55 l
City driving fuel consumption per 100 km6.3 l
Fueldiesel
Emission standardsEURO IV
Cruising rangefrom 910 to 1 430 km
Suspension and brakes
Rear brakesDisc
Front suspensionIndependent, spring
Back suspensionIndependent, spring
Front brakesventilated disc

Grades & features

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