Used Ford Transit Connect for Sale

The Ford Transit Connect is a compact panel van that has been in production since 2012. Currently in its second generation of production (2013-present), the Transit Connect is unique in that most trim configurations are available in both cargo van and wagon body styles. Commercial buyers will appreciate the cargo van configuration, which comes with standard features like overhead storage shelves and tie-down hooks. The wagon configuration, on the other hand, is great for buyers with large families and/or greater cargo storage needs.

With seating for up to seven passengers and up to 128.6 cubic feet of cargo space in all models, the Ford Transit Connect strikes a great balance between convenience and comfort—and may be an ideal alternative to a full-size minivan.

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Q: What is the difference between the Ford Transit Connect XL and XLT?

A: Included features are the main difference between the Ford Transit Connect XL trim and the XLT trim. In the 2017 model, for example, the XLT comes with features that the XL doesn't offer—including a rearview camera, upgraded sound system with additional speakers, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel.

Q: How many passengers can ride in the Ford Transit Connect?

A: The passenger capacity of the Ford Transit Connect varies from five to seven, depending on the trim and wheelbase selected. Seven-passenger seating is standard on the XL trim, but five- and seven-passenger configurations are offered on the XLT and Titanium trim.

Q: Does the Ford Transit Connect come in all-wheel drive?

A: No, all current years and trims on the Ford Transit Connect come with front-wheel drive only. Ford has announced, however, that "Intelligent All-Wheel Drive" will be available on the upcoming 2020 Ford Transit Connect.

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The Ford Transit Connect has been offered in the same three trim configurations since its second generation of production began in 2013. Engine offerings have varied a bit from year to year; from 2014-2016 a 2.5L, four-cylinder engine at 169 horsepower was standard, but a turbocharged 1.6L at 178 horsepower was available on select trims. By 2017, the 2.5L, four-cylinder engine became the only one offered.

Unless otherwise noted, the following trim features are based specifically on the 2016 model year.

Ford Transit Connect XL

• cargo van and wagon body styling offered

• 16-inch steel wheels

• fold-flat passenger seating

• keyless entry

• overhead storage shelf and cargo tie-down hooks

Ford Transit Connect XLT

• cargo van and wagon body styling offered

• standard fog lights

• rear privacy glass

• cruise control

• rearview camera (wagon only)

Ford Transit Connect Titanium

• wagon body styling only

• 16-inch alloy wheels

• dual-zone climate control

• heated front seats

• Ford Sync voice controls