http://green.autoblog.com/2013/08/15...fered-rebates/

Ford today officially announced it is lowering the official EPA mpg number for the car from 47 across the board to 43 mpg combined, 45 in the city and 40 on the highway.

To make it up to C-Max buyers, Ford will issue rebates. The amount isn't much – $550 to buyers, $325 to lessees – but it is better than nothing. In a conference call with reporters, Ford's Raj Nair, group vice president for global product development, said he did not know the total amount the rebate would cost Ford, but that 32,000 C-Max Hybrids have been sold, so that means the number paid out to customers will somewhere between $10.4 and $17.6 million.

 

Have to do better on the next generation.

 

still as good as the prius v rating and has more room inside.

 

It depends on what you consider more room ... They have about the same amount of space on seats, but Prius V has a much larger trunk space.