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|class=[[Compact car|Compact]] [[automobile platform|platform]]
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|predecessor=[[Ford C170 platform]]<br>[[Mazda B platform#BJ|Mazda BJ platform]]
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The '''C1 platform''' (for "[[Vehicle size class|Compact-class]]") is [[Ford Motor Company|Ford]]'s global [[compact car]] [[automobile platform]]. It replaces (and is loosely based on) Ford's [[Ford C170 platform|C170 platform]] and Mazda's [[Mazda B platform|BJ platform]]. The C1 platform debuted with the [[European]] [[Ford Focus]] C-Max [[compact MPV]] in early [[2004]]. It will be extended as the [[#EUCD|EUCD]] for future [[mid-size car]]s.
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The C platform was designed in [[Cologne, Germany]] as the "C Technologies Program". 30 engineers each from [[Mazda]], Ford, and [[Volvo Cars|Volvo]] worked to combine the compact car engineering from all three automakers.
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The platform is designed for either [[front wheel drive|front-]] or [[all wheel drive]]. It is very adaptable, though, and will be stretched as the [[Ford EUCD platform|EUCD]] for use in future [[Volvo Cars|Volvo]] vehicles. It was even modified for [[rear wheel drive]] to create the [[Ford D2C platform]] for the next [[Ford Mustang]]. Volvo's plans call for all of their cars to be C1, EUCD, or [[Ford D3 platform|D3]]-based in the coming years.

Among all of the cars, the [[floorpan]] is different, but the front- and rear-[[subframe]]s, [[suspension (vehicle)|suspension]], [[steering]], [[braking]], [[safety]], and [[electrical]] components are shared.

Vehicles currently using this platform include the following:
* 2004&ndash; [[Mazda]] [[Mazda Mazda3|Mazda3]] (Code name J48)
* 2005&ndash; [[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Ford Focus|Focus]] ([[European]] - American Focuses will continue on the [[Ford C170 platform]])
* 2005&ndash; [[Volvo Cars|Volvo]] [[Volvo S40|S40]] [[sedan]] (code name ''P11'')
* 2005&ndash; [[Volvo Cars|Volvo]] [[Volvo V50|V50]] [[station wagon]] (code name ''P11'')
* 2006&ndash; [[Mazda]] [[Mazda Mazda5|Mazda5]]
* 2006&ndash; [[Volvo C70]] [[coupe]]/[[convertible]]

Future C1 vehicles:
* 2007&ndash; [[Volvo C30]]
* 2008&ndash; [[Volvo XC50]]
* 2010&ndash; [[Ford Focus]] (North American ''C307'')

==See also==
{{Ford platforms}}

==External links==
* {{cite web|url=http://www.autoweek.com/article.cms?articleId=6619|title=C Technologies: Common parts mean compromise for Ford, Volvo, Mazda|work=[[AutoWeek]]|accessdate=May 25|accessyear=2003}}

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Vorlage:Infobox Automobile The C1 platform (for "Compact-class") is Ford's global compact car automobile platform. It replaces (and is loosely based on) Ford's C170 platform and Mazda's BJ platform. The C1 platform debuted with the European Ford Focus C-Max compact MPV in early 2004. It will be extended as the EUCD for future mid-size cars.

The C platform was designed in Cologne, Germany as the "C Technologies Program". 30 engineers each from Mazda, Ford, and Volvo worked to combine the compact car engineering from all three automakers.

The platform is designed for either front- or all wheel drive. It is very adaptable, though, and will be stretched as the EUCD for use in future Volvo vehicles. It was even modified for rear wheel drive to create the Ford D2C platform for the next Ford Mustang. Volvo's plans call for all of their cars to be C1, EUCD, or D3-based in the coming years.

Among all of the cars, the floorpan is different, but the front- and rear-subframes, suspension, steering, braking, safety, and electrical components are shared.

Vehicles currently using this platform include the following:

Future C1 vehicles:

See also

Vorlage:Ford platforms