Ford Kuga Mk2 C Max Mk2 Centre Console Cup Holder Surround Trim CV44-S045M18-CAW

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos. Ford Kuga Mk2 C Max Mk2 Centre Console Cup Holder Surround Trim is an original centre tunnel trim element designed to frame the cup holders in the centre console. This part from the Claddings, decorative trims and decorations group allows you to restore a consistent interior look and maintain the factory character of the Ford cockpit. Thanks to its precise fit, it serves as a practical solution for interior repairs and renovations.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: RHD-CV44-S045M18-CAW
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: CV44-S045M18-CAW
• Substitutable numbers: CV44-S045M18-CAW, CV44S045M18CAW, 1792847, AM51-R046C22-BE3JA6
• Part type: Centre Console Trim
• Category: Trim

Application and function in the centre console

The presented cup holder surround is a component mounted in the centre console, in the immediate vicinity of the armrest and gear shifter. Its task is to provide an aesthetic finish to the cup holder area, mask structural edges, and ensure a consistent stylistic line of the interior. The proper shape allows for stable seating in the factory mounting points, which reduces the risk of looseness and unwanted noises while driving. The element is particularly useful when replacing a damaged or worn frame, when the existing part shows signs of heavy use, cracks, or discoloration. Using an original Ford component helps maintain compatibility with other console panels and keeps the interior at a uniform, orderly visual level.

Original Ford finish – installation advantages

As a Ford brand element, this cup holder frame has been designed for specific models, which translates into repeatable, factory-standard fitment. This means there is no need for modifications, adjustments, or sanding – the part works with the original clips and guides in the centre console. This type of solution is particularly beneficial for post-accident repairs or restoring the interior to a condition close to factory-new. The used component allows for an economical repair while maintaining the original geometry and character of the finish. It is a practical alternative to replacements that often differ in shade, texture, or manufacturing precision. By choosing an original frame, you minimize the risk of installation problems and unsightly differences in the appearance of the console.

Integration with other interior elements

The cup holder frame in the centre console works with other tunnel panels, creating a visually consistent module. Proper alignment of edges and radii affects user comfort – the lack of sharp edges and stable seating improve the ergonomics of daily use. A well-chosen trim element also limits the accumulation of dirt in the gaps, which makes it easier to keep the cabin clean. When replacing this part, it is worth paying attention to the condition of adjacent console panels so that the entire centre tunnel area looks uniform. A consistent finish affects not only the aesthetics but also the perceived quality of the entire vehicle interior, which is important for both the driver and passengers.

Selection of decorative elements for Ford

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the centre tunnel area in your Ford and need other elements from the same group, such as covers, overlays, or additional decorative panels, check the available parts in the Ford claddings, decorative trims and decorations category. When choosing used interior trim elements, it is worth being guided not only by price but also by origin and compatibility with a specific equipment version. Properly selected decorative components help avoid differences in shade, texture, or gloss, which is particularly important in visible cabin areas.

Tips for purchasing used parts

When selecting used interior elements, such as frames, panels, or trims, it is crucial to pay attention to their actual visual condition and compatibility with a specific vehicle generation. It is also worth remembering that similar rules apply when purchasing other components from the secondary market – proper verification allows you to avoid installation and functional problems. If you are interested in how to safely approach the purchase of used components from more demanding vehicle systems, the article "Fuel dosing problems: what to look for when buying a used injection pump and fuel rails?", which discusses practical criteria for evaluating dismantled parts, may be helpful.