Madison15

Thanks. They're both SE's. Yeah, I noticed a lot more 2013's on the market. Some with low mileage (like this one only has 18,000 miles). Of course, I'm also leery that a 2015 is on the market already. I tend to hold onto my cars and so I always wonder why someone would trade in a year old car. Have you heard of anyone with a 2015 having a battery problem?

Thanks, that helps. I just wondered if it would hurt me in resale down the road. Will cars without touchscreens look dated?

I am about to purchase a Ford C-Max, but I'm torn between two choices and would like some insight. My first choice is a Platinum White 2015 SE with 16,000 miles WITHOUT a touchscreen at $16,300. The 2nd choice is a 2013 Ice Storm SE WITH a touchscreen at $14,900. The Ice Storm has a tiny dent and a small paint chip on the passenger side. Which do you think is the wiser choice? Is the lack of a touchscreen kind of a deal-breaker?