The F-Max has been Ford Trucks' flagship model since its debut in 2018. The Select Series gets blacked-out headlights and a two-tone paint scheme combining black and bronze hues. In addition, black accents adorn the steel rims, wheel arch mouldings and running boards, while bronze trim adorns the mirror housings.
A number plate is mounted in the cabin, and the seats and steering wheel feature the special edition name. Black interior materials are complemented by contrasting bronze stitching.
Ford F-Max Select
As is usual with special series passenger cars, the Ford F-Max Select is richly equipped. It comes with a 9-inch touchscreen, air-cushioned driver's seats, a mini-fridge and a double bed. There's also intelligent adaptive cruise control with stop and restart, active lane keeping assist, blind spot monitoring and more.
The powertrain has not undergone any changes: The 12.7-litre Ecotorq diesel unit develops the same 500 hp (368 kW) and 2,500 Nm as in the standard F-Max. The engine is mated to a 16-speed automatic transmission.
Ford has not disclosed pricing for the F-Max Select. Interested parties are asked to contact their local dealers for details.
Source: Ford Trucks