Ford C170 platform
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{{Infobox Automobile
|name=Ford C170 platform
|manufacturer=Ford Motor Company
|production=1998–
|class=Compact (C) platform
|predecessor=Ford CT120 platform
|successor=Ford C1 platform
|similar=GM J platform
GM Delta platform
}}
The C170 Platform is Ford's compact car automobile platform from the late 1990s. It was used in the Ford Focus. It was replaced with the Ford C1 platform in 2004 in Europe, but will continue through the end of the decade on American Ford Focuses.
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See also
Current Ford platforms:
- B3 - subcompact FWD (ex: Mazda Mazda2)
- C1 - compact FWD (ex: Mazda Mazda3)
- CD2 - small SUV AWD (ex: Ford Escape)
- CD3 - mid-size FWD/AWD (ex: Mazda Mazda6)
- EUCD - mid-size FWD/AWD (ex: Volvo S80)
- D2C - sports RWD (ex: Ford Mustang)
- P2/P3 - full-size pickup (ex: Ford F-Series)
- U2/U3 - full-size SUV (ex: Ford Explorer)
- T1 - large SUV (ex: Ford Expedition)
- V2 - minivan (ex: Ford Freestar)
- VN - full-size van (ex: Ford Econoline)
- D3 - full-size FWD/AWD (ex: Volvo S60)
- DEW98 - mid-size RWD (ex: Lincoln LS)
- Panther - full-size RWD (ex: Ford Crown Victoria)
- VH - sports RWD (ex: Aston Martin DB9)