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What is the Ford B-Max Titanium X?

The Ford B-Max shares many of its parts with the very popular Fiesta, including its range of efficient engines and this desirable Titanium X trim level.

In this format, it comes with more than just your standard levels of equipment, helping to create a feel of quality and comfort.

Ford stopped selling the B-Max in 2018, but the Titanium X model was available for most of the time that this car was on sale, so there should be plenty of options to choose from.

– Read our Ford B-Max review

What are the Ford B-Max Titanium X specs?

Although Ford stopped selling the B-Max Titanium X many years ago, it still gets the highly acclaimed 1.0-litre EcoBoost petrol engine, tuned to produce 125hp.

Some buyers went for the 1.6-litre petrol, which doesn’t have a turbocharger. It has 105hp, so it’s still powerful enough to shift a car full of kids.

Longer-distance drivers may want to consider the 1.5-litre diesel. It only has 90hp, but it can still handle itself well on the motorway where it can be very efficient.

Used Ford B-Max Titanium X features and equipment

Titanium X models are high-spec cars, which means they come with stylish upgrades like tinted windows and a panoramic sunroof with a built-in blind.

Other equipment includes heated front seats, part-leather upholstery, and a keyless entry system with push-button start.

That’s on top of the automatic lights and wipers, climate control system, cruise control, and alloy wheels you get on the Titanium trim.

Where the B-Max Titanium X sits in the Ford range

There are only three trim variants to pick from, and Titanium X is the best-equipped model sitting at the top of the range.

The mid-spec Titanium trim is a very popular choice, but even the Zetec model comes with everything you’d need.

For a period, Ford added ‘Navigator’ to the end of each of these three trim names to signify the inclusion of a sat-nav.