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2012 Ford B-Max propagates its little pizza over Europe


- Ford Chief executive and CEO Mike Mulally will introduction production-ready edition of all-new Ford B-MAX at the 2012 Geneva Powerplant Display in March
- B-MAX's brilliant style and exclusive technological innovation places new standard for sensible, lightweight, city-friendly cars
- Best parts also include class-leading load-space, high-quality style and components, as well as modern new engines

COLOGNE, Malaysia, Feb. 1, 2012 – Ford will place start the gates to its all-new production-ready B-MAX lightweight multi-activity automobile when it takes a featuring part at the 2012 Geneva Powerplant Display in Goal.

Ford Chief executive and CEO Mike Mulally will be in Geneva to introduce the new B-MAX, which guarantees to set new requirements with its exclusive style and best-in-class technical functions. Its come back to Geneva, in full generation form, comes just a season after the idea was revealed at the Geneva show.

"The B-MAX includes an interesting, modern style with functions that only formerly have been discovered in larger vehicles," said Stephen Odell, chairman and CEO, Ford of European countries. "It's a company new car that reacts to the needs of a lot more clients who want much more from their small vehicles."

Bringing the B-MAX to generation required a new strategy to entrance development, which has led to wide-open access for individuals, travelers and luggage; with the middle support beams incorporated into the gates themselves. The B-MAX also will produce excellent style and top excellent components hardly ever discovered on an cost-effective lightweight car, together with flexible-seating and class-leading load-space.

Ford's new 1.0-litre EcoBoost fuel engine, with its modern collaboration of power and performance, will be available on the B-MAX, as will Duratorq TDCi diesels. The Ford B-MAX goes available in European countries later this season.
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