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Ford has unveiled its all-new 2014 model-year Transit Connect Wagon, which the automaker plans to offer in five- and seven-passenger configurations, two wheelbase lengths, and three trim levels (XL, XLT, and Titanium).
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DEARBORN, MI – Ford has unveiled its all-new 2014 model-year Transit Connect Wagon, which the automaker plans to offer in five- and seven-passenger configurations, two wheelbase lengths, and three trim levels (XL, XLT, and Titanium).
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Slated to replace the E-Series Van and Wagon in 2014, the eye-catching Transit makes its debut. The all-new version of the Transit is expected to be lighter and more fuel-efficient than the venerable E-Series.
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The action in the commercial van market is getting hot and heavy. With pickup truck-like capabilities, improved fuel economy, and white space for branding, new and updated van offerings are attracting a new breed of business entrepreneurs.
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In today’s era of tight budgets, truck fleet managers are using innovative ways from rightsizing to decreasing maintenance costs to shortcycling to save money and boost efficiency.
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In a partnership between Ford and MobilityWorks, a national commercial van upfitter, the Ford Transit Connect mobility taxi will have a wheelchair accessibility option that includes a rear ramp, as well as a short, lowered ramp designed to let passengers quickly enter and exit the vehicle.
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The automaker stated that the European version of the vehicle comes in a five-seat version and a seven-seat model.
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The all-new Ford Transit, along with the all-new Ford Transit Connect, was developed under the company’s 'One Ford' global product strategy in Europe.
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AMSTERDAM – The wait is over. Ford Motor Company has unveiled the all-new Transit, which is set to replace the company’s E-Series vans in late 2013.
Read More →The all-new version of the Transit van that starts production in 2013 in Kansas City is not yet driving on European roads or on roads anywhere else in the world. So what do we know about the Transit van so far?
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