Great news: the Transit Connect proves to be quite fuel-efficient, too. Throughout my road test, I maintained an average of 8.8 litres per 100 kilometres. Granted, most of the time, the only package inside was me.
Wrap-up
Whether as a cargo van or a touring wagon, the 2010 Ford Transit Connect offers good value in the commercial vehicle market. It receives a solid score overall, although pricing is a bit tough to swallow ($30,000 as tested, including freight and delivery charges)… not to mention that my son kept shouting: "Mom, the milkman’s here!"
photo:Philippe Champoux
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| This self-defining styling exercise has produced not only a new alternative for small businesses but also a touring variant, mainly targeting families. |
Wrap-up
Whether as a cargo van or a touring wagon, the 2010 Ford Transit Connect offers good value in the commercial vehicle market. It receives a solid score overall, although pricing is a bit tough to swallow ($30,000 as tested, including freight and delivery charges)… not to mention that my son kept shouting: "Mom, the milkman’s here!"
photo:Philippe Champoux
2010 Ford Transit Connect XLT Cargo Van
2010 Ford Transit Connect XLT Cargo Van
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