A new generation of Fiesta cars has earned a certain popularity around the world, proving that at Ford understands the statement "for small cars - the future." Once the concept of B-Max was shown at Geneva motor show, spies caught the production version, passing tests in Germany.
Future car Ford B-Max takes a niche model C-Max, from which borrow elements of design. Compared with the Fiesta, B-Max will be longer and higher get back "sliding" doors that make it practical in the narrow parking spaces.
Under the hood of the B-Max will be one-liter three-cylinder turbocharged EcoBoost direct injection. But at the same time, Ford will offer a more conventional engine in a line of Fiesta. Cars will be presented at the Geneva motor show in 2012, after which production will begin at the Ford plant in Romania.
