Used Ford Transit Connect for Sale

I really enjoyed the Ford Transit vehicle. I used this vehicle as a working vehicle for my cleaning company. What I truly enjoyed about this vehicle is the fact I could fit all my necessary working equipment into the truck, but the truck was still small enough to park and move easily, and the transit was also great on gas. One of the cons of the truck was the fact that it only had two seats. This became an issue in times when we needed to schedule a project that required more than two people. Another con of this truck was not having a CD player system in the standard model.

We purchased this vehicle used from a rental car company with about 20,000 miles on it. As a family of seven that is still growing and travels quite a lot, we needed a vehicle that would fit us, our luggage, and our pets. We love how many anchor points there are for car seats for the little ones. The trunk space for the Transit is amazing. The fourth row of seating comes out easily with simple clips, and while heavy, was not difficult to remove. There is plenty of room for all of us to stretch out and be comfortable on long rides. There are a few cons to the Transit Connect 350, however. The number one annoyance for us has been the road noise. It's difficult to hear children in the far back when we are up front due to the noise. More cup holders would be fantastic. There just isn't space for everyone to have a drink, though that has even been easily remedied with organizers on the back of the seats. There are not enough power outlets. There are two up in the front, but for the entire back of the vehicle, only one outlet. As a large family with many electronics, we could use at least one more. There is no center console. Just a big open space where junk seems to collect.

It is a relatively compact and affordable Ford Transit Connect,. This Euro-derived cargo (or passenger) van offers impressive functionality in a maneuverable and fuel-efficient package. A scaled-down alternative to traditional full-size work vans, the Ford Transit Connect features a car-based architecture and an economical four-cylinder engine. Its payload and towing capacities are pretty meager compared to a regular van, but in return the Transit Connect should woo commercial buyers with its affordable price, maneuverable size and remarkably practical interior.