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Ford released information about body styles, roof heights, and other details for its 2015-MY Transit full-size van, which will replace its E-Series van. The following photo gallery shows the different body styles and roof heights, plus some interior photos, of Ford's all-new Transit van. Photos courtesy of Ford.
Read More →VANCOUVER, BC – Westport Innovations Inc. announced that it will expand its product offerings with the introduction of natural gas powered versions of the Ford F-450 and F-550 Super Duty trucks in mid-2013.
Read More →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.
Read More →Go Airport Express operates 30 Roush CleanTech Ford E-350 propane-autogas-fueled vans between Chicago’s downtown hotels and its airports.
Read More →A new Firestone Industrial Products Company, LLC R4Tech air suspension system is available for 2011-2012 Ford F-450 4WD Long Bed trucks (part # W287600147).
Read More →The ROUSH CleanTech propane autogas shuttle bus is expected to emit 20% less nitrogen oxide, 60% less carbon monoxide and up to 25% less greenhouse gases than gasoline versions of the same model.
Read More →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.
Read More →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 →Using Fleet Manager Tom Armstrong’s “Five Cs” protocol of analyzing alternative fuels, ThyssenKrupp Elevator now has 47 ROUSH CleanTech E-Series vans and seven F-Series trucks.
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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