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New Transit Connect at Kayser Ford Lincoln near Watertown, WI
The Ford Transit is a major transformation of standard full-size vans. You can configure a Transit cargo van or passenger wagon with the combination of box length and height for the cargo volume/payload or passenger capacity you need. The Transit is engineered to ultra-stringent Ford commercial truck standards for durability ? and built to exceed what you?ve come to expect from the leader in full-size vans.
Powering the Transit Connect
Several engines are available for the Ford Transit. The standard 3.7L V6 delivers 270 horsepower and 250 lb.-ft. of torque along with impressive fuel efficiency, thanks in large part to twin independent variable cam timing (Ti-VCT) technology. The available direct-injected 3.2L Power Stroke® inline I-5 Turbo Diesel that puts out 190 horsepower and 346 lb.-ft. of torque. This B20 bio-diesel-capable Transit engine option is designed to help give you the right balance of power and efficiency, plus proven Ford diesel ruggedness and dependability.
The 2015 Connect's Design
The Transit does everything from hauling cargo to transporting people. The van model is available in three roof heights and three body lengths. And the wagon is available in 8-, 10-, 12- and 15-passenger models. The Transit also offers a variety of wheelbases and body lengths to match the particular requirements of your business, whether you?re carrying cargo or transporting people: ? Transit Van : 130-in. wheelbase with 126-in. load floor; 148-in. wheelbase with 143.7-in. load floor; plus 148-in. wheelbase/extended body with 172.2-in. load floor ? Transit Wagon: 130-in. wheelbase with standard 8-passenger seating or available 10-passenger aisle seating; 148-in. wheelbase with standard 12- or available 15-passenger aisle seating; 148-in. wheelbase/extended body with standard 15-passenger aisle seating and increased rear cargo space
Conclusions
The Transit Van low-roof models come with passenger-side 60/40 hinged cargo doors, while the medium- and high-roof models have a passenger-side sliding cargo door. If your job calls for working from both sides, dual sliding side cargo doors are available on medium- and high-roof vans. The rear hinged 50/50 cargo doors swing open 180 degrees on the 130-inch wheelbase model and 270 degrees (shown) on the 148-inch wheelbase model. The standard step bumper makes getting in and out of the cargo area easy.
Learn more about this model on the Official Transit Connect Website.
