
Ford plans to unveil the 2010 Transit Connect small van at the New York auto show next week.
Ford developed the Transit Connect for use as a small delivery vehicle for businesses, and the 2010 Transit Connect will be the only purpose-built light-duty commercial van in the U.S. market. Designed for small business owners and their specific needs, Transit Connect will be prepared to handle those needs with a maneuverable, right-sized design, efficient powertrain, customizable cargo area and internationally proven dependability.
The body, essentially a scaled-down UPS van built on a compact car's platform, provides an excellent turning radius of 39 feet. The base version of the Transit Connect will come with a vinyl interior and a $21,475 price tag when it goes on sale this summer.
Powered by a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine, the Transit Connect should get EPA ratings of 22 m.p.g. in the city and 25 m.p.g. on the highway. It has seating for 2 in the cargo van, and up to 5 on the XLT wagon. Transit Connect offers a choice of 2 rear door designs, 1600 lb payload, and over 135 cu. Ft. of cargo volume.
And here is a cool tool: The optional Ford Work Solutions TM empowers small business owners to turn Transit Connect into a mobile office with these features:
Internet-capable in-dash computer and communications system
Tool LinkTM, an innovative tool-tracking system
Crew ChiefTM, a cutting-edge elematics system that tracksfleet vehicles
For a brochure on the 2010 Transit Connect
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