The Green Cars Manifesto No One Asked For

The Green Car Manifesto No One Asked For

“We probably won’t talk about it all,” I answered. “Because the C-Max sucks.”Nearly ten years on, I still stand by that statement.

On its best day, the C-Max was styled like some sort of space egg, was way too tall to be sporty or nimble, and tried so very, very hard to sell itself on the merits of efficiency and logic. And, don’t get me wrong, it was efficient and logical … but this is America, and we don’t buy vehicles based on efficiency.

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