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Ford Transit Connect brand manager Julie Ellenberger talks about updated features in the 2019 Ford Transit Connect compact cargo van.
Read More →BOLT locks are now available for 2015 and 2016 Ford Transit and Transit Connect commercial vans.
Read More →Ford is offering the 2014 Transit Connect as a panel-side cargo van and a passenger wagon it describes as a "spacious and fuel-efficient people mover."
Read More →The interactive, online tool allows users to visually build out custom Weather Guard van upfits for Ford Transit and Ford Transit Connect models.
Read More →DETROIT – Utility company DTE Energy received four Transit Connect Electric vans at its headquarters in downtown Detroit.
Read More →For the 2014 model year, Ford redesigned its Transit Connect cargo van and wagon. The compact van gets a sleeker look, improved fuel efficiency, and additional safety features as it enters its fifth model year in the U.S. market. Photos by Kelly Bracken.
Read More →Following 100% customer satisfaction in the pilot, Mack Trucks is integrating Allison Transmission monitoring across all powertrains via GuardDog Connect.
Read More →The full-size Transit will come in three body lengths, two wheelbases, three roof heights, five body styles and two trim levels. The Transit Connect cargo van will come in two wheelbase lengths and two trim levels, and is also available with or without second-row seats.
Read More →Ford released new images of its redesigned 2014-MY Transit Connect Van, the cargo version of its Transit Connect. The images here show long wheelbase versions of the vehicle in different colors and from different angles. The Transit Connect is now in its second generation, which began with the 2013-MY. Photos courtesy of Ford.
Read More →In its initial run of up to 1,000 units a year, Ford will sell the van almost exclusively to fleet and for other commercial uses that will limit its use to regular, predetermined routes from a central location.
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