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Ford Transit Connect Front Left Profile View

Chicago Auto Show 2008

2009 Ford Transit Connect

Ford Transit Connect Right Front Three Quarter View

With fuel prices squeezing small businesses, Ford reckons the time might be right to pry light-delivery customers out of their big, heavy V-6 or V-8 powered E-series vans and minivans, in favor of something smaller and more efficient. Enter the Transit Connect, one of those small vanlets you may have seen while vacationing in Europe with a tall box grafted onto a carlike front clip.

Ford's is built in Kocaeli, Turkey alongside its full-size Transit big brother, and available with several engine choices, among which we'll only get a 2.0-liter gasoline offering bolted to a four-speed automatic driving the front wheels. That combo is good for a 19-mpg city/24-mpg highway rating, but there's plenty of room for future fuel-economy improvements with added ratios or a diesel.

Ford Transit Connect Front View
Ford Transit Connect Front Left Profile View


Ford Transit Connect Rear Left Profile View
Ford Transit Connect Rear View Doors Open


Ford Transit Connect Rear Profile Doors Open
Ford Transit Connect Rear Right Profile Doors Open


Ford Transit Connect Front Left Profile
Ford Transit Connect Cargo Area


2010 Ford Transit Connect Front View
2010 Ford Transit Connect Rear View


2010 Ford Transit Connect Interor View
Ford Transit Connect Side View Door Open




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Introduced at the 2008 Chicago Auto Show, the Ford Transit Connect is designed to bring American small business owners a new vehicle choice that offers improved fuel economy, bigger load capacity and better cargo accessibility than today's commercial vehicle offerings. Click here to see more photos

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