2011 Ford Transit Connect XLT
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The Transit Connect is Ford's compact cargo van, the one that fits where a full-size van won't. It's easy to drive around town, with a tight turning circle and a view out the windshield that makes parking a cinch. The ride is a bit firm, which is the trade for the van's load-carrying ability, but the seats are supportive for long days. The tall roof and sliding side doors make loading bulky items simple, and the flat floor is easy to sweep out. The XLT adds a few comfort extras over the base XL, like carpeted floors and power mirrors, while saving you about a thousand dollars versus the XLT Premium. The 2.0L I4 makes 136 horsepower and 128 lb-ft of torque, paired with a four-speed automatic and front-wheel drive, which is enough for city deliveries and returns 23 mpg combined. The XLT's standard rear parking sensors are a real help when backing up in tight loading zones, and the van's 135.3 cubic feet of cargo space flat floor swallows pallets without complaint.
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Miles Overview
The Transit Connect is Ford's compact cargo van, the one that fits where a full-size van won't. It's easy to drive around town, with a tight turning circle and a view out the windshield that makes parking a cinch. The ride is a bit firm, which is the trade for the van's load-carrying ability, but the seats are supportive for long days. The tall roof and sliding side doors make loading bulky items simple, and the flat floor is easy to sweep out. The XLT adds a few comfort extras over the base XL, like carpeted floors and power mirrors, while saving you about a thousand dollars versus the XLT Premium. The 2.0L I4 makes 136 horsepower and 128 lb-ft of torque, paired with a four-speed automatic and front-wheel drive, which is enough for city deliveries and returns 23 mpg combined. The XLT's standard rear parking sensors are a real help when backing up in tight loading zones, and the van's 135.3 cubic feet of cargo space flat floor swallows pallets without complaint.
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$141
6% APR for 72 months
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