If you’re looking for space and hauling capacity, check out the Ford Transit 350. You can find versions of the Ford F350 designed to carry anywhere from five to fifteen people. That means potentially never having to contact a car rental agency again when you are ready to take a cross-country trip with your friends and family.
Ford Transit 350 Generation (2013-Present)
The first-generation Ford Transit 350 is the fourth iteration of the Ford Transit, which first made an appearance in 1965. Ford made it possible to pick from three different roof heights and lengths to accommodate passengers or other cargo within the vehicle. Buyers can look for versions holding anywhere from eight to 15 passengers.
Engine and Configuration
You can find the Ford Transit 350 in either a van or wagon configuration for model years 2013-2019. Both come standard with a 3.7L V6 engine with twin independent camshaft timing (Ti-VCT) technology meant to optimize engine combustion.
You can give yourself extra hauling capacity by locating a 2013-2019 Ford Transit 350 with a 3.5L EcoBoost V6 engine. Are you looking for an engine with more flexibility and endurance during stop-and-go traffic? Find a 2013-2019 version equipped with a 3.2L Power Stroke I-5 Turbo diesel engine. The addition of quick-start plugs gets you cranked up quickly even in temperatures below -10⁰ F.
Comfort
Do you have friends and family gifted in the height department who groan at the thought of crunching up in the backseat for a long ride? The 2013-2019 Ford Transit 350 comes in three different roof heights, meaning you can look for one with enough space to accommodate taller passengers. You can also look for various seating configurations that best suit your everyday riders.
You can adjust the steering wheel to suit your preference level thanks to the tilting and telescoping steering column that comes standard in every 2013-2019 Ford Transit 350. Transit 350s from the XLT Trim level for 2013-2019 come with rain-sensitive windshield wipers that come on automatically when the first drops hit your windshield, immediately giving you a more unobstructed view of the road.
Backing up under challenging conditions is no problem thanks to the rearview camera that comes standard on Ford Transit 350s from 2016-2019. Some models even provide you with a full-colored view from a higher vantage point.
1Various factors may impact towing capacity, including weight of passengers, cargo, and options/accessories.
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