These commercial vehicle reviews never test with the van loaded with gear. My vans never roll empty. Always have tools and equipment in them to make $.
i got a 2014 one a year ago with about 45,000 miles on it. I e out about 50,000 miles on it so far with no issues. I really love the look of it. People at the gas station often ask about it or tell me how much they like the looks of it. It’s fun to drive too. Definitely the coolest out of the small vans
Thinking about one of these in extended form to build my own camper Van to live in after I retire next month. Trade my 4×4 Tacoma in and almost pay for the basic Van.
I understand that the 4-cylinder is better for fuel economy but a V6 would deliver better power figures and I feel like for a “wagon,” as Ford calls it, that could carry up to 7 people a 6-cyl would be much better. OR they could have just turbo charged the 4-cyl. Or offer both. A turbo charged 4-cyl or naturally aspirated 6-cyl
I have to drive one of these in my job. I hate it. I like to plug my tablet into the aux jack and listen to my music, and now somehow the audio has become muted, and there's no possible way to un-mute it. Many of us in the company have tried and failed, and nothing in the manual tells you how it happened or how to fix it. Both the aux input and the phone audio are now muted, and there's no way to undo it. This really sucks. Ford has made their audio systems way too complicated.
You do great reviews! You cover a lot of info, talk fast and are to the point and articulate. I wish more people would take note. Time is precious and most people waste a lot of time with useless babble in their videos. Thank you!
My workplace recently bought an XLT LWB Transit Connect Wagon to use as their shuttle van and I can say that it is a great vehicle. I have gotten multiple complements from customers that say it's nice or wonder what it is. It has leather seating for 7 and the window sticker (which they keep in the glovebox), says it cost only $29,580, which is a pretty good deal for what it is.
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Just bought this for my family @ 165000 kms. I'm hoping it will last 6 more years.
According to Tall Life the Ford Transit passenger wagon is the absolute best car for a tall driver.
The net height from floor to top of windshield is the clincher.
These commercial vehicle reviews never test with the van loaded with gear. My vans never roll empty. Always have tools and equipment in them to make $.
Nice van
i've been in a 2019 transit connect cargo the ride is pretty smooth i would like to see a review of the 2020 transit cargo nice review by the way
How gives a !@#$ about looks how reliable is it,you have to make money with !@#$ thing
Is the engine supposed to sound that way? That tick is weird.
i got a 2014 one a year ago with about 45,000 miles on it. I e out about 50,000 miles on it so far with no issues. I really love the look of it. People at the gas station often ask about it or tell me how much they like the looks of it. It’s fun to drive too. Definitely the coolest out of the small vans
21 round town thats not very good
Instead of buying a truck or SUV I bought a Transit Connect passenger as a family vehicle.
I have a small plumbing business and use the long wheel base connect. I love it. Combined mpg 25. Does everything I need it to do
Thinking about one of these in extended form to build my own camper Van to live in after I retire next month. Trade my 4×4 Tacoma in and almost pay for the basic Van.
I understand that the 4-cylinder is better for fuel economy but a V6 would deliver better power figures and I feel like for a “wagon,” as Ford calls it, that could carry up to 7 people a 6-cyl would be much better. OR they could have just turbo charged the 4-cyl. Or offer both. A turbo charged 4-cyl or naturally aspirated 6-cyl
stealth camper ftw.
The worst thing about it is the emergency flasher location. I hit it all the time while adjusting my volume
I own one but it my first Ford so I'm nervous
Can you fit two sport bikes?
the univer is call bay it noww haaaa
Also the same 2.5 engine of the Mazda 3 2nd Gen (2010-2013)
I have to drive one of these in my job. I hate it. I like to plug my tablet into the aux jack and listen to my music, and now somehow the audio has become muted, and there's no possible way to un-mute it. Many of us in the company have tried and failed, and nothing in the manual tells you how it happened or how to fix it. Both the aux input and the phone audio are now muted, and there's no way to undo it. This really sucks. Ford has made their audio systems way too complicated.
So pretty much a minivan with the back seats taken out
Personally I'd prefer a dedicated cargo carrier like the E series
You do great reviews! You cover a lot of info, talk fast and are to the point and articulate. I wish more people would take note. Time is precious and most people waste a lot of time with useless babble in their videos. Thank you!
My workplace recently bought an XLT LWB Transit Connect Wagon to use as their shuttle van and I can say that it is a great vehicle. I have gotten multiple complements from customers that say it's nice or wonder what it is. It has leather seating for 7 and the window sticker (which they keep in the glovebox), says it cost only $29,580, which is a pretty good deal for what it is.
How do u back up w/o rear windows
Ugly thing
A 30second long advert before the video that we can't skip after 5 seconds….. i didn't even bother watching the video!!