Ford SAV

The Ford SAV (an acronym for Sports Activity Vehicle) is a seven-seater large MPV concept car developed by Ford Europe. It was first displayed to the public at the 2005 Geneva Motor Show and was intended as a styling exercise to show the new direction for Ford's designs in the European market. Ford introduced this model one year later as the Ford S-MAX with slight modifications for mass production. The S-MAX is sportier than the Ford Galaxy and feels closer to the large family car Ford Mondeo.

Being larger than the Mondeo and smaller than the Galaxy, it was designed with flexibility of use in mind. The seating uses the "Business Class" flexible rear seating design first seen on the Ford Focus C-MAX; electric motors allow easy rearrangement of the rear seating for passenger comfort or adjusting them to permit for more cargo room. Exterior, the design was intended to bring a more aggressive feel to the current Ford design philosophy. It has a steeply sloped windscreen and an arching roofline that blurs the line between minivan and sport utility vehicle.

Ford concept vehicles
Cars	021C Evos Focus MA Forty-Nine GT70 GT90 Giugiaro Mustang Gyron Indigo Interceptor Iosis Mustang I Reflex Shelby Cobra Concept Shelby GR-1 TH!NK Nucleon Vega Verve Visos Cirrus
Minivans / SUVs	Airstream Bronco Carousel EX Fairlane Concept HFX Aerostar Ghia Model U SAV SYNus
Pickup trucks	F-250 Super Chief Atlas
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