2011 Ford E-250
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This is Ford's heavy-duty full-size van, the one you'd pick for serious hauling or a camper build rather than light duty work. It drives like the workhorse it is, with a firm ride and a high seating position that gives you a commanding view of the road. The cargo space is cavernous, and the rear doors swing wide, so loading bulky gear is easy. Owners report solid reliability overall, though a few mention transmission fluid leaks and rough running engines on higher-mileage examples. A heavy-duty rear axle and a higher GVWR set the E-250 apart from the lighter-duty E-150, making it the better choice for serious payloads. The 4.6L V8 makes 225 horsepower and 286 lb-ft of torque, paired with a four-speed automatic and rear-wheel drive, so it moves a heavy load without drama but feels unhurried when empty. Expect 15 mpg combined from the V8, which is typical for a full-size van of this era.
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Miles Overview
This is Ford's heavy-duty full-size van, the one you'd pick for serious hauling or a camper build rather than light duty work. It drives like the workhorse it is, with a firm ride and a high seating position that gives you a commanding view of the road. The cargo space is cavernous, and the rear doors swing wide, so loading bulky gear is easy. Owners report solid reliability overall, though a few mention transmission fluid leaks and rough running engines on higher-mileage examples. A heavy-duty rear axle and a higher GVWR set the E-250 apart from the lighter-duty E-150, making it the better choice for serious payloads. The 4.6L V8 makes 225 horsepower and 286 lb-ft of torque, paired with a four-speed automatic and rear-wheel drive, so it moves a heavy load without drama but feels unhurried when empty. Expect 15 mpg combined from the V8, which is typical for a full-size van of this era.
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18 days at this dealer
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19 active alternatives
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Independent Dealer
Trucks To Go LLC is a independent dealer in Miami, FL.