This is the new B-MAX from Ford which was just revealed at a private show in Geneva half an hour ago, in advance of tomorrow's International Motor Show here, write Brian Byrne & Trish Whelan.
Replacing the long-redundant Fusion, it is set to spark up the growing small MPV market when it gets to Ireland next year.
The innovations include no B-pillar and sliding rear doors, and the car is claimed to have the best access to all seats in the class.
Power will be by a 1.0 3-cylinder petrol EcoBoost engine, with CO2 emissions just over 100g/km.
We'll be reporting direct from the show tomorrow.
Replacing the long-redundant Fusion, it is set to spark up the growing small MPV market when it gets to Ireland next year.
The innovations include no B-pillar and sliding rear doors, and the car is claimed to have the best access to all seats in the class.
Power will be by a 1.0 3-cylinder petrol EcoBoost engine, with CO2 emissions just over 100g/km.
We'll be reporting direct from the show tomorrow.