2019 Ford S-Max ST-Line 1.5T EcoBoost MPV

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So, I’ve had this 2019 Ford S-Max ST-Line for a few years now, and honestly, it’s been one of the most reliable and practical cars I’ve ever owned. It’s a proper 7-seater, which is perfect for my family — we’ve got kids who grow fast, and this thing handles the space needs without feeling cramped.

The 1.5T EcoBoost engine isn’t flashy, but it’s smooth and responsive. I’ve seen it go from 0 to 62 in about 10 seconds — not a rocket, but it’s got enough punch for daily drives and a bit of fun when you want to take the back roads. The ST-Line styling gives it a bit of edge — not too loud, just sharp lines and some cool details like the honeycomb grilles and alloy wheels.

Inside, it’s got a decent amount of comfort. The heated front seats are a lifesaver in winter, and the dual-zone climate control means I can keep the back seats warm without overloading the cabin. The keyless entry and parking sensors make parking a breeze — especially when you’ve got a kid in the back or a tricky spot to find.

I’ve had it serviced properly, last one in August 2025, and it’s got a clean MOT until December 2026. No hidden fees, no surprise charges — just straightforward ownership. The rear seats fold flat manually, which helps when we’re on long trips or just need more space.

It’s got a full Ford SYNC 3 system with navigation and a 10.1-inch screen, plus rear view camera, heated windscreen, and power windows. The seats are comfortable, with good lumbar support and adjustability — front seats are especially nice to drive in for long hours.

I’m selling it because I’ve just upgraded to a slightly smaller car for city driving, but I’m happy with how it’s performed over the years. It’s been well looked after, and I’ve had it checked through a proper history check.

It’s currently parked at Billingshurst, Daux Road — just a quick drive from where I live. If you’re interested, I’m happy to show it around or even let you take a test drive. No pressure, just a real car that’s actually worked well for real life.

If you’re thinking about a family car with a bit of style and practicality, this one’s been around for a while — and it’s still got plenty of life left in it.