2025 Ford Transit XLT
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The Transit is Ford's full-size van, built for work and hauling, and it's the benchmark for commercial vans in the US. It drives more like a big SUV than a truck, with a solid feel and good visibility over the hood. The ride is on the firm side when empty, but it settles down nicely with a load in the back. You can get it with a high roof and long wheelbase, which means you can stand up inside and carry full sheets of plywood flat. Stepping up to the XLT from the base model brings extra equipment like upgraded upholstery and a nicer steering wheel, making it the popular choice for fleet buyers who want a bit more comfort without going to a high-roof van. The 3.5L V6 makes 275 horsepower and it's paired with a ten-speed automatic, which is smooth and always seems to be in the right gear, even when you're climbing a grade with a load. This XLT has a standard medium roof, so you get 223.5 cubic feet of cargo space and can stand up inside, but if you need more height, you'll want the high-roof version instead.
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Miles Overview
The Transit is Ford's full-size van, built for work and hauling, and it's the benchmark for commercial vans in the US. It drives more like a big SUV than a truck, with a solid feel and good visibility over the hood. The ride is on the firm side when empty, but it settles down nicely with a load in the back. You can get it with a high roof and long wheelbase, which means you can stand up inside and carry full sheets of plywood flat. Stepping up to the XLT from the base model brings extra equipment like upgraded upholstery and a nicer steering wheel, making it the popular choice for fleet buyers who want a bit more comfort without going to a high-roof van. The 3.5L V6 makes 275 horsepower and it's paired with a ten-speed automatic, which is smooth and always seems to be in the right gear, even when you're climbing a grade with a load. This XLT has a standard medium roof, so you get 223.5 cubic feet of cargo space and can stand up inside, but if you need more height, you'll want the high-roof version instead.
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6% APR for 72 months
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35+ active alternatives
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