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CarsLore / Makes / Ford / Redundant C-MAX Hybrid

Ford Redundant C-MAX Hybrid

Model years 2013–2015 in the US safety record. No model year stands out in owner complaints.

137owner complaints
2recall campaigns
50service bulletins
2model years on record

Year by year

Model yearComplaintsRecallsBulletinsCrashes · fires
201517040 · 0
2013 Redundant C-MAX Hybrid1202465 · 0

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Most common problems

  • Electrical system50
  • Power train18
  • Steering17
  • Engine17
  • Structure14
  • Latches/locks/linkages11
  • Unknown or other9
  • Back over prevention9

NHTSA ODI complaints, all model years

Recalls

2 campaigns cover the Redundant C-MAX Hybrid.

13V303000 · Structure10 Jul 2013 · 2013

Ford Motor Company is recalling certain model year 2013 C-Max hybrid vehicles, without panoramic roofs, that were manufactured January 19, 2012, through June 25, 2013. During vehicle testing, the vehicle exceeded a head injury criteria requirement set by the standard. Thus, these vehicles fail to conform to Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 201, "Occupant Protection in Interior Impact."

13V085000 · Latches/locks/linkages7 Mar 2013 · 2013

Ford is recalling certain model year 2013 Focus and C-Max vehicles built from November 16, 2012, through November 21, 2012; and model year 2013 Escape vehicles manufactured from November 14, 2012, through November 21, 2012. The left rear door child lock was built incorrectly. As a result, the child lock may not engage when the operator uses normal force to activate the child lock.

NHTSA recalls