C-Max sales holding up despite revision of mpg

Ford's C-Max hybrid has been unscathed by a recall announcement in July and a fuel economy downgrade in August, a retail analysis firm says.

September 08, 2013 05:00 AM

DETROIT -- Steady sales and demand have Ford Motor Co. thinking its downward revision of the estimated fuel economy of its C-Max will have little impact on its hybrid-only nameplate.

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