2 Months Ago, Ben Wojdyla from Jalopnik says (in Ford C-Max: Not-So-US-Bound [Frankfurt Motor Show]) The initial Ford EcoBoost four-cylinder lineup will comprise 1.6-liter and 2.0-liter engines. The engines will be available globally, with versions launching in Europe and North America in 2010, and the first rear-wheel-drive application in the Ford Falcon in Australia in 2011. By 2013...

And Ray Wert from Jalopnik says (in Ford C-MAX: Focus-Based Mini-Minivan May Come Stateside [Frankfurt Motor Show]) Departing from usual MAV thinking by using Ford's 'kinetic design' styling language to adopt a more dynamic passenger-car look, the new model features a coupé-like, sweeping roofline while still retaining the established Ford C-MAX hallmarks of comfort, space, and practicality.